Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,1  |        the Bible. In most Western nations civil law is based primarily
 2   1,2,1  |  Israelite ~people and many other nations. Archaeology has shed abundant
 3   1,2,1  |            list. The Table of the Nations (Gen. 10) is shown by archaeological
 4   1,2,2  |         his children (chapter 9), nations ~spread across the Near
 5   1,2,2  |      beginning to ~the history of nations in the book of Genesis.
 6   1,2,2  |        they were by ~polytheistic nations, and threatened to die out
 7   1,2,2  |        hath made of one blood all nations~of men for to dwell on all
 8   1,2,2  | commandments and laws ~of ancient nations that inhabited the northwestern
 9   1,2,3  |         Abraham, ~in Whom all the nations will be blessed (Gen. 22:
10   1,2,3  |           thy ~Seed shall all the nations of the earth be blessed; ~
11   1,2,3  |          He is the expectation of nations. [Septuagint trans-~lation] ~ ~
12   1,3,1  |         to bring salvation to all nations on ~earth through the Jews.
13   1,3,1  |           by antagonistic Gentile nations . Canaanites, Moabites,
14   1,3,5  |    throughout the history of many nations! ~ ~Chronology.~ ~Kings
15   1,4,2  |    captivity of sin. The names of nations hostile to Israel ~are taken
16   1,4,7  |         up the roots of~the proud nations, and planted the lowly in
17   1,5,1  |          the fate of some ancient nations, the advent of the Messiah,
18   1,5,2  |         strong, be-~cause all the nations that surrounded Israel worshipped
19   1,5,5  |          of the Judgment over all nations (3:1-17) and subsequent
20   1,5,5  |       examples to the neighboring nations, and more would be required
21   1,5,5  |           Israel ~and neighboring nations (Chapters 1 and 2), renouncement
22   1,5,5  |      adopted from the neighboring nations. Hosea also ~predicted the
23   1,5,5  |          the city of the terrible nations shall fear thee. For ~thou
24   1,5,5  |           that is spread over all nations. He will swallow up death
25   1,5,5  |       Assyria (33), judgment over nations and God's grace (34-35),
26   1,5,5  |     Bethlehem (5), ~judgment over nations (6), mercy to the faithful (
27   1,5,5  |     punishment to the neighboring nations . Moabites and Am-~monites
28   1,5,5  |     judgment over the neighboring nations (2:4-15), judgment over
29   1,5,5  |           cruel ~to the conquered nations. In his book Nahum very
30   1,5,5  |           thee a prophet unto the nations” (Jeremiah 1:5). Ap-~pointing
31   1,5,5  |        this day set thee over the nations~and over the kingdoms, to
32   1,5,5  |  prophecies about the neighboring nations (25:15-38; 46-51), devastation, ~
33   1,5,5  |         the future of the Gentile nations that surrounded the Jews,
34   1,5,7  |    Kingdom of God, of ~which many nations would become a part. Of
35   1,Add,0|          set apart from all other nations, constituted as a sacred
36   1,Add,0|        than a nation, like other .nations.. Ta ethne, nationes or
37   1,Add,0|          the temporal life of the nations. The old Israel was a pro-~
38   1,Add,0|        Cbrist and his Church, not nations or societies, nor the sky
39   2,2,5  |    present age from among all the~nations (ch. 28:19), while the Kingdom
40   2,2,5  |           the age to come all the nations will be gathered before
41   2,2,5  |         Matthew traveled to other nations to~spread the Gospel, and
42   2,5,4  |   judgments of God over different nations and~individuals. Included
43   2,5,4  |        place over individuals and nations.~By the end of the world,
44   2,5,6  |          the tribes, generations, nations, and tongues. They stood
45   2,5,8  |         boundary beyond which the nations hostile~to God are concentrated,
46   2,5,9  |          it was meant to rule all nations with a rod of~iron” is the
47   2,5,1  |     emerge in order~to seduce the nations and then will be punished
48   2,5,3  |          6:9-11).~The just of all nations~(7:9-17). Strength of~Saint’