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 1   1, 38|      OF GOD32. There are then, multitudes of nations, and of kinds (
 2   2, 17|   sight; (and), on which whole multitudes so fixed their attention,
 3   2, 17|      like things, were immense multitudes of the ignorant inhabitants
 4   2, 19|   eminent, they approached the multitudes; at one time, walking to
 5   2, 30|    submitted himself, with the multitudes, to the error of these,
 6   3, 1 |          Nor again, were there multitudes of Rulers, Princes, Tyrants,
 7   3, 21| zealous of the life of wisdom, multitudes both of men and of ministering
 8   3, 22|      moreover persuaded women, multitudes of children, and of men,
 9   3, 23|      children, and innumerable multitudes of heathen slaves, to despise
10   3, 33|     who has caused innumerable multitudes, throughout the whole creation,
11   4, 6 |  mystery, -- catch innumerable multitudes of men. And, " The visual
12   4, 7 |   their city ; and, that great multitudes of the Roman Empire should
13   4, 24| preaching of the Gospel, great multitudes of the Jews were convinced
14   4, 29|        be (taken), the various multitudes of those opposed  ./. to
15   4, 32|        or villages, there were multitudes, not of men (only), but
16   5, 13|        time; of whom there are multitudes of congregations of men,
17   5, 24|        to be discovered in the multitudes of all these men ? And,
18   5, 31| afterwards openly teaching the multitudes the things respecting Him,
19   5, 46|      any one man, much less of multitudes ? And, How could they, --