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 1 5 |       bidding and command and sole power of the divine voice; whilst
 2 7 |         potter, too, has it in his power, by tempering the blast
 3 7 |           sprinkling of the divine power, there being nothing which
 4 9 |          DISPLAYING THE BOUNTY AND POWER OF GOD.~To recapitulate,
 5 9 |         indeed) all the beneficent power of God, would have had no
 6 11|                            XI. THE POWER OF GOD FULLY COMPETENT TO
 7 11|          also to consider well the power, and might, and competency
 8 11|    analogies to convince us of His power in this respect, lest any
 9 11|           He possesses such mighty power. But some persons are too
10 12|            analogies of the divine power (to which we have just alluded).
11 14|            an inquiry touching the power of God, whether it was sufficiently
12 16|           respective office, and a power over their will in both
13 16|          itself, but possessing no power of its own of willing or
14 18|           of the flesh itself, the power and might of God, the analogous
15 20|           figuratively to take the power of Damascus and the spoils
16 22|         coming in the clouds, with power and great glory. And when
17 24|         working of Satan, with all power, and signs, and lying wonders,
18 27|          last furious onset of the power of Antichrist. Why else
19 28|        signs denoted the threefold power of God: when it shall, first,
20 30|    reincorporated by the sinews of power and the nerves of royalty,
21 32|           IN ILLUSTRATION OF GOD'S POWER.~But, that you may not suppose
22 32|          fair proof of this divine power, when he comes forth from
23 36|         well as incredulous of the power of God, though, of course,
24 38|         the mere exhibition of His power, or to afford the temporary
25 50|            will have to put on the power of an incorruptible and
26 51|     meaning, of course, the actual power of sinning against his will.
27 52|          weakness, it is raised in power; it is sown a natural body,
28 53| incorruption, and in glory, and in power? Now in the ease of Lazarus, (
29 55|       being, when it had it in its power not to rise again, and so
30 57|            what He once made. This power and this unstinted grace
31 59|   lasciviousness, he has it in his power, to be sure, to mow down "