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 1 3 |  establishment of the Kingdom of God throughout the whole world."4~
 2 10|     known thee. that there is no God beside thee. O Lord."9~
 3 13|         are seeds destined, when God so wills, to bear abundant
 4 13|       then the faith is crowned, God's soldiers are put to the
 5 14|        who put his trust more in God's help than in his own sling,
 6 17|          When We consider before God the immense number of men
 7 18|                      18. We pray God especially for those missionaries
 8 20|    person who had been called by God to evangelize distant non-Christian
 9 20|          consecrates his life to God in order to spread His Kingdom
10 28|       return heartfelt thanks to God that in both countries a
11 37|    gratuitously the ministers of God in the performance of their
12 42|        he proclaimed the unknown God. Even though this method
13 46|          to them: the Kingdom of God is come nigh unto you."37~
14 52|          but is at variance with God's plan and with the purpose
15 52|        in a world made by a just God? Such silence would be culpable
16 52|         and unjustifiable before God, and contrary to the inspired
17 57|         delight and nourished by God's grace, can eventually
18 60|       citizens of the Kingdom of God and members of His great
19 61|         harmony of the Church of God among all nations. . . Indeed
20 65|        that all pray to Almighty God, that they help those called
21 68| ceaselessly praying fervently to God for them, aiding missionaries