Book, Chapter

 1     II, 19|      rather aimed at subduing the nation's hardness of heart, and
 2     II, 26|         will make of thee a great nation." Accordingly, you maintain
 3     II, 26|         enough, however, that the nation was at the instant really
 4    III, 12|    Emmanuel, of the prophet's own nation; but the meaning of the
 5    III, 12| God-with-us; just indeed as every nation, by whatever word they would
 6    III, 13|         rulers of Sodom," and the nation itself "people of Gomorrah."
 7    III, 19|          notably crucified by the nation. Now should the heretics,
 8    III, 20|        was confined to the Jewish nation simply, rather than to Christ,
 9    III, 21|        these shall rebuke a large nation," that of the Jews themselves
10    III, 21|          of evil, and blasphemy. "Nation shall not lift up sword
11    III, 21|         not lift up sword against nation," shall not stir up discord. "
12    III, 23|           were withdrawn from the nation. After his time their madness
13    III, 23|         are now in heaps? Where a nation to be dispersed, which is
14     IV, 7 |        apprised of His tribe, His nation, His family, and lastly,
15     IV, 10|       frequent restoration of the nation itself after the forgiveness
16     IV, 14|           reigned over the Jewish nation, so that nobody can suppose
17     IV, 16|      mercy" that is, the (Jewish) nation. Thenceforth Christ extended
18     IV, 20|            to hinder the emigrant nation in their passage across
19     IV, 23|        has inveighed: "O perverse nation! how long shall I be with
20     IV, 31|           to anger with a foolish nation" even with us, whose hope
21     IV, 31|          of cucumbers," since the nation rejected the latest invitation
22     IV, 33|          proper God of the Jewish nation? Forasmuch then as the words, "
23     IV, 36|            follow me." The Jewish nation was from its beginning so
24     IV, 39|      kingdom against kingdom, and nation against nation, and pestilence,
25     IV, 39|       kingdom, and nation against nation, and pestilence, and famines,
26      V, 9 |       blessed." In Solomon was no nation blessed; in Christ every
27      V, 9 |          blessed; in Christ every nation. And what if the Psalm proves
28      V, 11|      which is on the heart of the nation still; because even now
29      V, 17|          one" that is, the Jewish nation and the Gentile world. What