Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|      through ~them, into other peoples. ~The principal truth is
 2   1,2,2|       time of Moses, the other peoples had already lost this truth
 3   1,2,2|        they had heard from the peoples surrounding them. These
 4   1,2,4| Jebusites, Amorites and ~other peoples in the settled areas further
 5   1,5,2|        Empire, and neighboring peoples were relocated to their
 6   1,5,5|      deities were nothing. All peoples, not the Jews only, were
 7   2,1,9|        ferment among civilized peoples~which within a comparatively
 8   2,1,9|       deeply rooted among more peoples than it or any other faith
 9   2,1,1|       of the family of Semitic peoples and was on the land bridge
10   2,1,1|       there were other Semitic peoples who were in much the same
11   2,2,2|        of the English-speaking peoples that its secure place has
12   2,5,6|      blessed life of the saved peoples (Rev. 21:24-27,~22:12-14
13   2,5,8|    against attack from eastern peoples. The~ninth chapter of the
14   2,5,9|     the~unity of the Christian peoples. The agony of the Woman
15   2,5,3|        Christianization of new~peoples (Slavs) “Rule~over pagans.” (