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 1    I, 15|        handed them down to all nations. On account of this vanity
 2    I, 21|       and send her through the nations; and I will scatter through
 3    I, 22|    ROMANS, AND WHO AMONG OTHER NATIONS.~The author and establisher
 4   II, 7 |        of which wars overthrow nations and cities throughout the
 5   II, 17|     only God to fail among all nations. For, being destroyed by
 6   II, 20|     universal agreement of all nations, so in this subject we are
 7   IV, 2 |   become known to men of other nations. For God had determined,
 8   IV, 2 |       should reveal to foreign nations that which was taken away
 9   IV, 11|      eternal life upon foreign nations, and collect to Himself
10   IV, 11|  speaks: "I come to gather all nations and tongues; and they shall
11   IV, 11|        escape of them unto the nations which are afar off, which
12   IV, 12|      bringing salvation to all nations. But by this name the prophet
13   IV, 12|        might reveal to all the nations which are under heaven the
14   IV, 12|        once to announce to the nations the one God, then again
15   IV, 12|      revealed the truth to the nations, He might also suffer death,
16   IV, 12|     have holden; I will subdue nations before Him, and will break
17   IV, 12| everlasting dominion, when all nations and all languages adore
18   IV, 13|   shall arise to rule over the nations, in Him shall the Gentiles
19   IV, 14|       Church, and assemble all nations to the true worship of God.
20   IV, 16|       be believed a God by all nations. Therefore, when a great
21   IV, 17|      people, and rebuke strong nations." For the former law, which
22   IV, 18|        be a derision among the nations." From which it appears
23   IV, 26|      pass that, turning to the nations which were ignorant of God,
24   IV, 26|      have such might, that the nations throughout the world, which
25   IV, 26|        God become known to all nations. For since he who is suspended
26   IV, 26|       raised on high, that all nations from the whole world should
27    V, 17|     these arguments: "That all nations which flourished with dominion,
28   VI, 6 |  cities and the destruction of nations has filled the treasury
29   VI, 8 |    unchangeable, will bind all nations at all times; and there
30   VI, 12|     house the chief men of the nations and cities as they arrive,
31  VII, 15| languages, and dwell among all nations, and are oppressed by those
32  VII, 15|     must come to pass that all nations, that is, the whole world,
33  VII, 15|       may be understood by all nations. Therefore, as the end of
34  VII, 15|      will everywhere rage; all nations will he in arms, and will
35  VII, 15|   having subdued all kings and nations, when the materials for
36  VII, 24|      living as judges. But the nations shall not be entirely extinguished,
37  VII, 24|      God; and the kings of the nations shall come from the ends
38  VII, 24|       and venerated by all the nations which shall be trader heaven,
39  VII, 26|     forth and assemble all the nations, which shall then be trader
40  VII, 26|     innumerable company of the nations, and shall besiege and surround
41  VII, 26|        God shall come upon the nations, and shall utterly destroy
42  VII, 26|       anger of God against the nations and the last judgment shall
43  VII, 26| mountains, but the arms of the nations shall be burnt; and now