Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,3 |        against the opposition of~peoples and kings, the striving
 2 1,3 |  stirring~up all, kings, rulers, peoples, nations, cities, barbarians,
 3 3,2 |          movement and mixture of peoples; the meeting of religions
 4 3,3 |   constant wars and migration of peoples, of diverse philosophies
 5 4,3 |       possession, out of all the peoples that are on the~face of
 6 6,1 |       freedom in God...~0 all ye peoples of the earth, pray and weep
 7 6,1 |        forgive them.[108]~  O ye peoples of the earth, fashioned
 8 6,1 |        us... Turn to Him, all ye peoples of the earth... Know all
 9 6,1 |         the earth... Know all ye peoples that we~are created for
10 8,3 |        centuries. To be sure, as peoples with concrete histories
11 9,3 | universal light and truth to all peoples.~ Christ exposes false triumphalism,
12 9,3 |          disdain for sinners and peoples of other faiths? Saint John
13 10,3|          of Christianity for all peoples and cultures, Orthodoxy
14 11,2|      That it is possible for two peoples such as Jews and Orthodox
15 11,3|    Jewish and Christian Orthodox peoples for whom tradition has been
16 11,3|    goodness and mercy before all peoples.~The second subject and
17 11,3|     justice, and peace among all peoples. The perspective of this
18 11,4|     mystery of salvation for all peoples, ought to rejoice and celebrate
19 11,4|        God has given both of His peoples, Jews and Christians, a