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  1      I, 3     |        reason, and in might and in power. Now, since all are agreed
  2      I, 4     |      comparison? Why, when supreme power among kings cannot evidently
  3      I, 4     |         exceeding greatness of His power, and the subjection of all
  4      I, 4     |             the other is unique in power, possessing a certain solitude,
  5      I, 4     |        else with whom to share His power.~
  6      I, 11    |        while how well furnished in power His inferior rival was,
  7      I, 13    |       magnitude, and strength, and power, and honour, and glory,
  8      I, 14    |            to the apostle)there is power even in infirmity imitate,
  9      I, 22    |          God should at all fail in power must not be thought, much
 10      I, 22    |            whosoever has it in his power to prevent the happening
 11      I, 24    |    delivered from the domicile and power of the malignant deity unto
 12      I, 26    |           from exercising judicial power, I cannot tell how any system
 13      I, 27    |           you give him indicates a power which must itself be feared?
 14      I, 27    |           with fear because of His power; nor your proper Lord, whom
 15      I, 27    |           they are not feared. For power will not be feared, except
 16     II, 5     |    goodness and foreknowledge, and power. But I shall not linger
 17     II, 5     |          we have shown, and to His power, since they are mighty,
 18     II, 5     |         master of his own will and power; indicating the presence
 19     II, 5     |             and in the freedom and power of his will. This his state
 20     II, 5     |          one who had it not in his power to render that obedience
 21     II, 6     |         affirming man's unshackled power over his will, that what
 22     II, 6     | constituted, since his liberty and power of will might turn out to
 23     II, 6     |     bestowed upon him, freedom and power of the will, such as should
 24     II, 7     |           and the abundance of His power. You ought, however, to
 25     II, 7     |         both His foreknowledge and power, through which He might
 26     II, 8     |          the self-same liberty and power of his will, when it moves
 27     II, 9     |        never amounts to the actual power of Deity, nor to absolute
 28     II, 9     |           wanting in its intrinsic power; it is destitute of motion.
 29     II, 9     |       unable to express the simple power thereof, that is to say,
 30     II, 9     |            however, arose from its power of will, as being free,
 31     II, 13    |       through the foe, unless some power of fear supervened, such
 32     II, 13    |      father in the mildness of His power, a master in its severity;
 33     II, 18    |       drink was taken out of their power. Lastly, in order that man
 34     II, 24    |           may be attributed to His power as a judge. In accordance
 35     II, 25    |          opportunity from the same power of the will of spontaneously
 36    III, 6     |           indicate that the entire power of understanding was by
 37    III, 10    |           these examples of divine power afford sufficient proof
 38    III, 13    |           great and proud in royal power, and warring down the saints
 39    III, 18    |            also intend to show the power of our Lord's cross, whereby
 40    III, 19    |           on His shoulder both the power and the excellence of His
 41    III, 22    |          say, Christ by His mighty power, in the eyes of the nations,
 42    III, 23    |   dispersion: "Scatter them in Thy power." By Isaiah He also says,
 43     IV, 6     |       promises, revived His mighty power, remoulded His determinations
 44     IV, 7     |          Luke), "His word was with power not because He taught in
 45     IV, 7     |          discourse gave forth both power and grace, building up rather
 46     IV, 7     |          that the simple force and power of His word produced astonishment,
 47     IV, 8     |         out, not indeed by his own power, but by the authority of
 48     IV, 9     |            pollution by any divine power, but owing to his fantastic
 49     IV, 9     |            is incredible that that power of the Creator should have,
 50     IV, 9     |           discerned, than from the power of His word? But Christ
 51     IV, 10    |            answer them,that He had power to remit sins; inasmuch
 52     IV, 10    |       Daniel, who had obtained the power of judging, and thereby,
 53     IV, 13    |            teaching as one who had power." And again: "Therefore,
 54     IV, 16    |            will, and have it in my power not to render to another
 55     IV, 17    |            had never had it in his power to make trial of!~
 56     IV, 20    |             COMPARISON OF CHRIST'S POWER OVER WINDS AND WAVES WITH
 57     IV, 20    |           AND THE JORDAN. CHRIST'S POWER OVER UNCLEAN SPIRITS. THE
 58     IV, 20    |           in ignorance of what the power of the recent and unknown
 59     IV, 21    |            the bitterness in their power against the utter disgrace
 60     IV, 21    |         Christ; simply spirit, and power, and god. But as withal
 61     IV, 22    |           is overshadowed with the power of God, a point concerning
 62     IV, 24    |        CHRIST COULD HAVE GIVEN THE POWER OF TREADING ON SERPENTS
 63     IV, 24    |            it was one and the same power which arranged the mission
 64     IV, 24    |          He that shall bestow "the power of treading on serpents
 65     IV, 24    |    promised by Isaiah to give this power even to little children,
 66     IV, 24    |           conspicuous beast in the power of the Creator. This power
 67     IV, 24    |         power of the Creator. This power the Creator conferred first
 68     IV, 24    |            had first received this power from the Father, in order
 69     IV, 26    |           one and the other in His power. Marcion's god, on the contrary,
 70     IV, 26    |            the spirits by the same power by which their sons also
 71     IV, 26    |           also did that is, by the power of the Creator? For if you
 72     IV, 26    |      reproach them with having the power of Beelzebub, you are met
 73     IV, 26    |            as we have said) by the power of the Creator; and that
 74     IV, 26    |          resisted Moses called the power of the Creator" the finger
 75     IV, 26    |          His own, He said that the power of God must be understood
 76     IV, 26    |           come near to them, whose power was called His "finger."
 77     IV, 27    |            both alike being in the power of Him who prefers mercy
 78     IV, 28    |            after that have no more power over you." They will, however,
 79     IV, 28    |         after He hath killed, hath power to cast into hell" (meaning,
 80     IV, 30    |          liberate then to one only power will appertain both the
 81     IV, 33    |          hearts," he magnified the power of that God who declared
 82     IV, 33    |       supposing that it was by the power of another god that there
 83     IV, 34    |     thenceforth not have it in his power to put away his wife. Now,
 84     IV, 35    |      without a word, by His silent power and simple will. Well, but
 85     IV, 35    |      prophets, those proofs of His power and might especially, which (
 86     IV, 35    |          in your hand, within your power, if you hear, and do the
 87     IV, 39    |            heavens with very great power. And when these things shall
 88     IV, 39    |          given unto Him the kingly power," which (in the parable) "
 89     IV, 41    |           on the right hand of the power of God." For it was on the
 90     IV, 42    |            driven by a fear of his power to give him a fuller answer. "
 91     IV, 43conc|         purpose, to have it in his power from the passages which
 92      V, 4     |        above all principality, and power, and dominion, and every
 93      V, 4     |          command lay the enslaving power of the law. And very properly.
 94      V, 4     |        same Deity, both lost their power in Christ, by reason of
 95      V, 5     |           accrues by reason of His power, and that the Son too receives
 96      V, 5     |        obtain salvation, it is the power of God and the wisdom of
 97      V, 5     |         cross to be the wisdom and power of God, whilst others incur
 98      V, 6     |           represented by him, that power of Rome which was the greatest
 99      V, 7     |            he declined to use this power which the law gave him,
100      V, 8     |            ought the woman to have power over her head, because of
101      V, 10    |           is raised) to honour and power." Now, just as in the case
102      V, 11    |           of the excellency of the power of God, that power itself
103      V, 11    |          of the power of God, that power itself must be His also!
104      V, 11    |           consequently none to the power. Rather, dishonour and weakness
105      V, 11    |          too the excellency of his power is treasured. For he gives
106      V, 12    |           God as He who gave Satan power over the person of Job that
107      V, 12    |         Lord hath given to him the power of using sharpness in their
108      V, 13    |          of Christ): for it is the power of god unto salvtion to
109      V, 14    |                    XIV. THE DIVINE POWER SHOWN IN CHRIST'S INCARNATION.
110      V, 14    |          very perfection of divine power to effect the salvation (
111      V, 15    |          the rule of the grace and power of the Spirit and the prophets
112      V, 16    |          and from the glory of His power" it follows that, as He
113      V, 16    |          and from the glory of His power,"he uses the words of Isaiah
114      V, 16    |          know why he comes "in all power, and with lying signs and
115      V, 17    |       TESTAMENT. THE PRINCE OF THE POWER OF THE AIR, AND THE GOD
116      V, 17    |       wrought in Christ His mighty power, by raising Him from the
117      V, 17    |     according to the prince of the power of the air, who worketh
118      V, 17    |           who is the Prince of the power of the ages must not be
119      V, 17    |           called the prince of the power of the air; for He who is
120      V, 18    |          spoils of Samaria and the power of Damascus," you make Him
121      V, 20    |            to be God by His mighty power, so was He found to be man