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 1 Intro,3|    Orthodox Church welcomes all nations to join the family according
 2 1,3    |         kings, rulers, peoples, nations, cities, barbarians, Greeks,
 3 3,4    | privileged status among all the nations of the earth. The problem
 4 4,1    |       and~make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name
 5 4,2    |        to make disciples of all nations. One part of the commission
 6 4,3    |        to make disciples of all nations certainly implies that the
 7 4,3    |     light and a blessing to all nations. The story of Moses and
 8 4,3    |         been profaned among~the nations, and which you have profaned
 9 4,3    |    profaned among them; and the nations will know~that I am the
10 4,3    |       separation from all other nations by means of God’s election,
11 4,4    |       and make disciples of all nations” (Mt. 28:18). The main verb
12 5,2    |     house of prayer for all the nations” (Mk 12:17).~ In particular
13 8,2    |    several great moves into new nations and cultures over the ages.
14 11,1   |        conflicts between races, nations, social groups, as well
15 11,3   |        people as a light to the nations. God and people, Messiah
16 11,4   |       universally spread to the nations through the good news of