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 1      I, 1pref|      mouse ever had such gnawing powers as he who has gnawed the
 2      I, 4    |         NO ANALOGY BETWEEN HUMAN POWERS AND GOD'S SOVEREIGNTY. THE
 3      I, 4    |       the essential features and powers of royalty, it must needs
 4      I, 4    |     multifarious, yet in its own powers, nature, and condition,
 5      I, 5    |      Marcion confine his supreme powers to two? I would first ask,
 6      I, 5    |          beings, two co-ordinate powers? What numerical difference
 7    III, 6    |          being deprived of those powers of knowledge and understanding
 8    III, 16   |          of the greatness of the powers which he was to exercise,
 9    III, 21   |         eminences of virtues and powers; "and all nations shall
10    III, 23   |       driven to the cross by the powers and authorities of the Creator,
11    III, 23   |       that he was crushed by the powers and human agents of the
12     IV, 1    |        things to a difference of powers? Why do you wrest to the
13     IV, 24   |        in the causes, not in the powers, which has mainly produced
14     IV, 24   |         to infer a difference of powers. When the children of Israel
15     IV, 39   |       the earth." That "the very powers also of heaven have to be
16      V, 6    |    UNKNOWN AS WAS MARCION'S. THE POWERS OF THE WORLD WHICH CRUCIFIED
17      V, 6    |   unknown to all the princes and powers of the Creator, on the principle
18      V, 6    |        interpret the princes and powers of this world as the Creator'
19      V, 6    |     believe that the princes and powers of the Creator did knowingly
20      V, 6    |        the Lord of glory, to the powers of the Creator; because,
21      V, 17   |         is chief over the higher powers derives no title from the
22      V, 17   |          no title from the lower powers, although these, too, may
23      V, 18   |      unto the principalities and powers in heavenly places might
24      V, 18   |         Whose principalities and powers does he mean? If the Creator'
25      V, 18   |        to the principalities and powers, but not to Himself? For
26      V, 18   |      from the principalities and powers of Him who had created all
27      V, 18   |      from His principalities and powers. For "who hath known the
28      V, 18   |        to his principalities and powers the fellowship of his own
29      V, 18   |        to the principalities and powers of God, whosoever He might
30      V, 18   |         to whom belonged all the powers which he previously mentioned?
31      V, 18   |       the principalities and the powers, and the tillers of the
32      V, 18   |       devils, and a plurality of powers and rulers of this world?
33      V, 19   | dominions, or principalities, or powers;" if "all things were" not "
34      V, 19   | dominions and principalities and powers? If, on the other hand,