Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,1  |         become the father of ~a great nation. Thus the sacred history
 2   1,2,2  |       shepherds, became a ~God chosen nation. The covenant was central
 3   1,2,2  |              divinely revealed to the nation of Israel directly from
 4   1,2,2  |           been adopted from any other nation. The Year of Jubilee legislation (
 5   1,2,2  |            not privileged to lead the nation across the Jordan River.
 6   1,2,2  |               The book ends ~with the nation looking forward to the settlement
 7   1,2,2  |          religious foundation of the ~nation (4:44-26:19), reestablishes
 8   1,2,2  |        predicts a dark future for the nation if it does not follow the
 9   1,2,2  |            Israel were forming into a nation the Mosaic ~Code goes far
10   1,2,4  |        kingdom of priests and an holy nation”~(Exod. 19:6). They were
11   1,2,4  |          molded a ~small but stalwart nation, ready to meet its destiny
12   1,3,1  |             development of the Jewish nation spanned many centuries and ~
13   1,3,1  |             the ground in the ~Jewish nation for building God.s Kingdom
14   1,3,1  |             each individual and every nation. The Bible ~provides excellent
15   1,3,2  |             in the life of the Jewish nation. Even though the Law of
16   1,3,2  |           impact on the faith of ~the nation and quite often saved it
17   1,3,2  |              restore godliness in the nation. While teaching people about
18   1,3,2  |             events in the life of the nation, as well as the coming of ~
19   1,3,3  | forty-year-long journey of the Jewish nation through the desert of the
20   1,3,3  |             Jews in order to save the nation ~from the hands of its oppressive
21   1,3,4  |             the history of the chosen nation from the death of Joshua
22   1,3,4  |               times God delivered the nation through ~judges. ~ One of
23   1,3,5  |              time. Under Solomon, the nation of Israel reached the peak
24   1,3,5  |           with the Assyrians, and the nation of Samaritans was thus ~
25   1,3,5  |               internal affairs of the nation whose religious ~life had
26   1,3,5  |           prolong the well-being of a nation, whereas wickedness ~inevitably
27   1,3,7  |               Providence by which the nation was saved and prepared for
28   1,5,4  |               Jeremiah: ~ ~.Ah sinful nation, a people laden with iniquity,
29   1,5,4  |             soul be avenged on such a nation as this? I will make Jerusalem ~
30   1,5,5  |              a prophet in the captive nation. ~ Remarkable is Ezekiel'
31   1,5,5  |           never was since there was a nation even to that same time:
32   1,5,7  |             weak and hapless in their nation. Often this mission required
33   1,5,7  |               distant future of their nation, neighbors ~and the whole
34   1,Add,9|             The mystery of the Incar-~nation was a mystery If the love
35   1,Add,0|              provisional one. In this nation only true prophets were
36   1,Add,0|             much more a Church than a nation, like other .nations.. Ta
37   1,Add,0|               in contrast to the only nation or people that was also (
38   1,Add,0|             Church was limited to one nation. In the new all national
39   1,Add,0|             but she was not a pattern nation. One may put it this way.
40   1,Add,0|                after Christ, but one .nation,. the Christian nation,
41   1,Add,0|                nation,. the Christian nation, genus Christianum . in
42   1,Add,0|               dimension as the incar-~nation of the Word, lest the crucial
43   2,1    |              family in Egypt into the nation~of Israel, the deliverance
44   2,1    |      Throughout the Old Testament the nation Israel is seen as a chosen
45   2,1,1  |            losing all hope that their nation would gain~political freedom
46   2,1,6  |            the history of Israel as a nation Aaron, the brother of~Moses,
47   2,1,6  |              keep themselves (and~the nation as much as possible) from
48   2,3,3  |              royal priesthood, a holy nation, His own special people,