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 1        1, LIII   |       is the expectation of the Gentiles." For He came for whom these
 2        1, LIII   |      was the expectation of the Gentiles; for converts from among
 3        1, LIII   |    Isaiah, that in His name the Gentiles had hoped: "In Thy name
 4        1, LIII   |           In Thy name shall the Gentiles hope." And this man said
 5        1, LIV    |        that some from among the Gentiles would come to the knowledge
 6        1, LV     |     nation or converts from the Gentiles), who use such language
 7        2, I      |        of James to eat with the Gentiles, and "separated himself
 8        2, I      |      latter might preach to the Gentiles. And why do I mention that
 9        2, XIII   |  testimony against them and the Gentiles;" and at any others which
10        2, XIII   |  testimony against them and the Gentiles," and beholds, agreeably
11        2, LXXVIII| unbelief for the calling of the Gentiles. For through their sin salvation
12        2, LXXVIII|       sin salvation came to the Gentiles, respecting whom the Christ
13        2, LXXVIII|    Christ, those from among the Gentiles who were strangers to the
14        2, LXXVIII|    regarding the calling of the Gentiles, which is as follows, being
15        5, LXI    |      God of the Jews and of the Gentiles alike, as Paul, too, distinctly
16        6, LXXX   |       salvation has come to the Gentiles, and that "their fall is
17        6, LXXX   |       of them the riches of the Gentiles," until the fulness of the
18        6, LXXX   |        until the fulness of the Gentiles come, that after that the
19        7, XXI    |        thee," he ruled over the Gentiles whom he brought under the
20        7, XXIII  |       all;" "The princes of the Gentiles exercise dominion over them,"
21        7, XXVI   |         with the calling of the Gentiles, and with their subjection