Chapter

 1 XXXI|           and that rather among the Gentiles [than among the Jews] men
 2 XLII| contemporaries, afforded joy to the Gentiles by being crucified. But
 3 XLIX|             Him shamefully. But the Gentiles, who had never heard anything
 4 LIII|           Christians from among the Gentiles are both more numerous and
 5 LIII|        other human races are called Gentiles by the Spirit of prophecy;
 6 LIII|             more believers from the Gentiles than from the Jews and Samaritans,
 7 LIII|            an husband." For all the Gentiles were "desolate" of the true
 8 LIII|            how those from among the Gentiles were foretold as more true
 9 LIII|     uncircumcised in heart, but the Gentiles are uncircumcised in the
10 LIV |          shall be the desire of the Gentiles, binding His foal to the