Chapter

 1 3     |         not of substance, but of power. I maintain that the substance
 2 3     |         to exist, over which the power of a Lord was to act, God,
 3 3     |         by the accession of that power, both became Lord and received
 4 3     |          since God exercised His power over it, by creating (all
 5 7     |      contemporaneous, co-eternal power? If it be He who is called
 6 9     |     restraint of His own limited power, which made Him impotent
 7 9     |        not in consequence of His power; for if, as God, He had
 8 9     |          He had at all possessed power over Matter which He knew
 9 9     |        withal, He, by using such power as He possessed, showed
10 14    |         than that He is a slave. Power, whatever it be, is more
11 14    |        He did produce of His own power, then some other questions
12 15    |       His identical attribute of power and will, He did yet not
13 17    |          was present with Him no power, no material, no nature
14 19    |        priority of order, but of power as well; whence princes
15 19    |       for princely authority and power. It was, indeed, in His
16 19    |       transcendent authority and power, that God made the heaven
17 33    | pretences (for it was not in his power to discover it in the Scriptures
18 34    |     pledge of His own virtue and power, in order that we may believe
19 45conc|       hath made the earth by His power, He hath established the
20 45conc|       who "made the earth by His power, who established the world
21 45conc|        His mind, His wisdom, His power, His understanding, His