Book, Chapter

1       1, VIII |        language, common to all nations, which expresses itself
2       3, VII  |       of former ages and other nations, of which they had no experience,
3       3, VIII |    Sodomites; and, even if all nations should commit them, they
4       6, V    |   established among nearly all nations - but those who did not
5      11, XXVI |       after were to profit all nations throughout the whole world -
6      12, XIX  | yourselves known among all the nations!~
7      12, XX   |     the world, to instruct the nations in thy name, in thy Baptism.
8      12, XXXIV| instruction of the unbelieving nations, thou didst out of physical