Book, Chapter

 1        1, II    |          discoveries of barbarous nations. Now this is our answer
 2        1, XIV   |         is to be found among many nations a general relationship of
 3        1, XIV   |      doctrine, enumerates all the nations which gave rise to such
 4        1, XIV   | respecting the antiquity of those nations of whom he speaks, but stamps
 5        1, XIV   |   believes the histories of these nations on the ground of their being
 6        1, XIV   |        among all the most learned nations, and cities, and men." And
 7        1, XV    |           Good, speaking of those nations who have adopted the opinion
 8        1, XVI   |          most ancient and learned nations, and should not deem the
 9        1, XXI   |         found existing among wise nations and eloquent men, obtained
10        1, XXIII |      Greeks, or among those other nations that are called Barbarian.
11        1, XXXI  |         also to the other heathen nations, that He who was crucified
12        1, XXXVI |        following manner. "For the nations," as it is written in the
13        1, XXXVII|       happen to Israel, and those nations which were to believe on
14        1, XLV   |       accusers? And yet there are nations which bear testimony in
15        1, LIII  |        from among all the Gentile nations have believed on God through
16        1, LIV   |         the sons of men. Lo, many nations shall marvel because of
17        1, LV    |       Jews among numerous heathen nations. And in this way he explained
18        1, LIX   |          to many of the barbarous nations besides, a star should have
19        1, LXII  |          with success among other nations, would not inquire whence
20        2, XXIX  |     mighty potentate, Lord of all nations and armies." But it is in
21        2, XXX   |          birth, God preparing the nations for His teaching, that they
22        2, XXX   |           want of union among the nations, caused by the existence
23        2, XXX   |           said, "Go and teach all nations." Moreover it is certain
24        2, XXX   |     against each other, and other nations in like manner. How, then,
25        2, XXXII |   distinction, and that rulers of nations and kings have sprung from
26        2, XLII  |     disciples should go among all nations and announce His doctrine;
27        2, LI    |      Moses and Jesus, when entire nations were established in consequence
28        3, II    |           each of the surrounding nations believed, agreeably to their
29        3, II    |           For all the gods of the nations are demons," had among them
30        3, II    |          I to the demons of other nations? Judge, then, whether it
31        3, XII   |    suppose, among those barbarous nations who profess to employ medicine.
32        3, XL    |     presented these truths to all nations through the disciples whom
33        3, XLV   |          was famous among all the nations round about. And Solomon
34        3, XLV   |     fishes and of beasts. And all nations came to hear the wisdom
35        4, I     |        set thee this day over the nations, and over the kingdoms,
36        4, VIII  |          of the divisions (of the nations), and to make it evident
37        4, VIII  |         the Most High divided the nations, when He separated the sons
38        4, VIII  |          He set the bounds of the nations according to the number
39        4, XI    |         among Greeks or barbarous nations, we have accorded our belief
40        4, XXII  |         enslaved by more powerful nations; for if at any time they
41        4, XXV   |           individuals among other nations who are guilty of wickedness?--
42        4, XXIX  |         are not worshipped by the nations, "for all the gods of the
43        4, XXIX  |           for all the gods of the nations are idols." We have read
44        4, XXXII |          gave to believers of all nations, in place of the Jews, the
45        4, XXXII |           every place,--nay, even nations themselves, who did not
46        4, XXXII |         intercourse with the many nations around them, in order that
47        4, XXXVI |       antiquity put forth by many nations, as the Athenians, and Egyptians,
48        4, XLII  |       should be proclaimed to all nations? Jesus declared, "The kingdom
49        4, XLIII |    prevailing among the different nations) becoming famous, are regulated
50        4, XCV   |           another place: "For the nations whom the LORD thy God will
51        5, VI    |         God hath divided unto all nations."~
52        5, X     |  apportioned by God among all the nations under the heaven, but not
53        5, X     |       chosen people above all the nations of the earth. For it is
54        5, X     |         God hath divided unto all nations unto the whole heaven. But
55        5, XXV   |     occurred to the mind of other nations to decide some things differently,
56        5, XXV   |       ancestral worship, as other nations carefully attend to theirs.
57        5, XXVII |          laws among the different nations, and to inquire how the
58        5, XXVIII|          of impiety among certain nations was not really so, when
59        5, XXVIII|         as divinities among those nations which possessed laws of
60        5, XXIX  |          The history of barbarian nations, moreover, and especially
61        5, XXIX  |         the Most High divided the nations, when He dispersed the sons
62        5, XXIX  |           the distribution of the nations, the same Moses, in his
63        5, XXIX  |  regarding Wisdom: "Moreover, the nations in their wicked conspiracy
64        5, XXXI  |      regions by the rulers of the nations that oppressed them. And
65        5, XXXI  |           the rulers of the other nations, in order that he also with
66        5, XXXI  |          tear away from the other nations as many as he can, may do
67        5, XXXIII|     wisdom and truth; and all the nations come to it, and the "many
68        5, XXXIII|         come to it, and the "many nations" go forth, and say to one
69        5, XXXIV |  differences prevailing among the nations, and yet each seems to deem
70        5, XLII  |       Supreme God above all other nations. And he accuses them of
71        5, XLII  |     method of worship among other nations, there are none which he
72        5, XLIII |        same points with the other nations. For it would be censurable
73        5, XLIII |         the same way as the other nations among the heathen. And although
74        5, XLIV  |          with the laws of certain nations, let us proceed to look
75        6, LXXX  |         been transmitted to other nations, to the corruption and destruction
76        7, IX    |           of prophecy among these nations. "There are many," he says, "
77        7, XVIII |         Thou shalt lend unto many nations, and thou thyself shalt
78        7, XVIII |          not only to two or three nations, but "to many nations."
79        7, XVIII |       three nations, but "to many nations." What, then, must have
80        7, XVIII |          if he could lend to many nations? And must we not suppose
81        7, XVIII |           rich as to lend to many nations. It is not to be believed
82        7, XIX   |           have dominion over many nations, and no one shall rule over
83        7, XXI   |           knowledge, lend to many nations. It was thus that Paul lent
84        7, XXI   |         that Paul lent to all the nations that he visited, "carrying
85        7, XXI   |           have dominion over many nations, and they shall not have
86        7, XXIII |         Thou shalt rule over many nations, and they shall not rule
87        7, XXVI  |           purpose of God that the nations should receive the benefits
88        7, LXII  |        most barbarous and impious nations in the world. That the Persians
89        7, LXIII |        most barbarous and impious nations in the world, and if the
90        7, LXV   |          from all the gods of the nations which are demons; but it
91        8, V     |         only above those whom the nations of the earth worship as
92        8, XLVII |      fabulous, although two whole nations are witnesses to their truth.
93        8, LIII  |           the Jews beyond all the nations of the earth, and said they
94        8, LXXII |    determination is to gather the nations, that I may assemble the