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 1  II,  122     |        themselves. It is like a nation which we have provoked,
 2  IX,  594     |    between a book accepted by a nation and one which makes a nation.~
 3  IX,  594     |    nation and one which makes a nation.~
 4  IX,  610     |    people... and with a foolish nation." Isaiah 65:1.~That temporal
 5  IX,  619     |        only known by the oldest nation more than a thousand years
 6  IX,  627     |       writes and publishes to a nation, and a book which itself
 7  IX,  627     |     book which itself creates a nation. We cannot doubt that the
 8  IX,  628     | Josephus hides the shame of his nation.~Moses does not hide his
 9  XI,  710     |      was to raise up from their nation and their race a prophet,
10  XI,  712     |    behold me, behold me, unto a nation that did not call upon my
11  XI,  721     |       shall stand up out of the nation, but not in his power.~"
12  XI,  725     |      despiseth, to him whom the nation abhorreth, to a servant
13  XI,  725     | suffering, and I will make this nation mourn as for an only son,
14  XI,  726     |         Jews will continue as a nation. Jeremiah.~They will wander,
15 XII,  736     |    innumerable men, and a whole nation expressly made for the purpose
16 XII,  736     |       thousand years. This is a nation which is more ancient than
17 XII,  736     |        ancient than every other nation. Their books, scattered
18 XII,  736     |         find in them: an entire nation foretell Him before His
19 XII,  736     |       His advent, and an entire nation worship Him after His advent;
20 XII,  773     |     Christ for all, Moses for a nation.~The Jews blessed in Abraham: "
21 XII,  773(165)|      hath not dealt so with any nation." ~