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 1 I    |       one who could induce other nations to eagerly accept his tenets;
 2 I    |       introducing into different nations the truth which he supported,
 3 I    |       God is with us; be wise ye nations, and submit; ye that are
 4 I(88)|    character and fate of various nations under the Jewish dispensation
 5 I    |          Sidonians, or any other nations, are not prophecies merely
 6 XIV  |       philosophy, compassed many nations of the world, impressing
 7 XVIII|     health, comes into cities or nations independently of God;. for
 8 XVIII|      also preaching Him in other nations, and with success, would
 9 XX   |          another place, "For the nations, which the Lord thy God
10 XXII |      just as it is for the other nations which honour their own forms
11 XXII |         in the laws of different nations, and go on to ask how, in
12 XXII |         The history of barbarous nations, too, particularly that
13 XXII |          Most High separated the nations, when he scattered abroad
14 XXII |          the distribution of the nations, to this effect: "And the
15 XXII | concerning wisdom: "Moreover the nations in their wicked conspiracy
16 XXII |          the rulers of the other nations, and scattered over the
17 XXII |        the rulers over the other nations, so that, as it were, avenging
18 XXII |         to detach from the other nations whom He can, He may reasonably
19 XXII |          me and I will give thee nations for thine inheritance, and
20 XXIII|    discuss; for not only do many nations, strangers to the Faith
21 XXIII|        have holden, to subdue 543nations before him, and I will loose
22 XXIII|     religion, the rule over many nations; and we may also learn this
23 XXIII|         these effects in various nations? I suppose that if we give
24 XXVI |    lender, opening banks in many nations,649in town after town, distracted
25 XXVII|  punished. For not as with other nations whom the Lord forbeareth