Chapter

 1 1 |    the former recognises the power of free choice, the latter
 2 5 |       In both, the censorial power of monogamy claims you for
 3 8 |    say, "For have we not the power of leading about wives,
 4 8 | saying, "For have we not the power of eating and drinking?"
 5 8 |      have not still have the power of eating and drinking;
 6 8 |  than John, who came "in the power and spirit of Elias"); while
 7 10|      will no longer have the power to divorce; not that she
 8 10|    power--because she had no power (to do it); and with the
 9 14|    have come from some other Power; why may not the Paraclete,
10 14|     that He through whom the power of enduring is granted is