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 1 pref,   0|          have attained a certain power of interpreting the sacred
 2 pref,   0|          object, it is out of my power to open men's eyes that
 3 pref,   0|      rightly believes, that this power is not his own, in the sense
 4   1,   5 |       the same majesty, the same power. In the Father is unity,
 5   1,  10 |        purified that it may have power to perceive that light,
 6   1,  15 |         us when He had it in His power thus to take it up again.
 7   2,   7 |       when, to the extent of his power, he has gazed upon this
 8   2,  15 |         much of the presence and power of the Holy Spirit in their
 9   2,  15 |       with the assistance of the power of King Ptolemy, made known
10   2,  16 |     cleansing the lungs, nor the power it is said to have of piercing
11   2,  21 |        either compelled by royal power or impelled by human folly
12   2,  38 |           it is not in any man's power to determine at his pleasure
13   4, arg |        to excel in eloquence and power of speech. After detailing
14   4,   2 | erroneous opinions, are by their power of speech to awe, to melt,
15   4,   5 |     words, may gain strength and power from the confirming testimony
16   4,  10 |     conversation any one has the power of asking a question; but
17   4,  13 |         but to subdue him by the power of eloquence. ~
18   4,  18 |      without either eloquence or power, but in a subdued and humble
19   4,  19 |   matters must be spoken of with power, and in a manner calculated
20   4,  19 |          ought to speak out with power and impressiveness, show
21   4,  20 |     subject, and is treated with power, and the ornaments of speech
22   4,  20 |        the word of truth, by the power of God, by the armour of
23   4,  20 |    treats this subject with both power and beauty: "We know," he
24   4,  21 |         in these respects by the power of a majestic eloquence. ~
25   4,  21 |        thou wish to have greater power so as to bring to nought
26   4,  21 |   pointedly, and with beauty and power of expression, many examples
27   4,  26 |         of style, and persuasive power, we are not to understand
28   4,  26 |        temperate, and persuasive power to the majestic. On the