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 1      1, IV   |            of human error. All our power is of God; I say, of God.
 2      1, IV   |           Him we have strength, by power derived and conceived from
 3      1, V    |           begun to be, liberty and power to do is given you in proportion
 4      1, V    | overflowing grace. Thence is given power, with modest chastity, with
 5      1, V    |            of the mind, and what a power it has, not alone that itself
 6      1, VII  |           undergone to acquire the power to murder, and the achievement
 7      1, XI   |          in riches, what you think power in the camp, the glory of
 8      1, XI   |            magisterial office, the power of licence in the chief
 9      1, XI   |           his person, but upon his power! for he has no claim to
10      1, XIII |         the sense of security. The power of those whom power makes
11      1, XIII |            The power of those whom power makes terrible to others,
12      1, XIV  |            elevation or dignity or power should be begotten in him
13      1, XIV  |        transcends all this earthly power, and begins to be that which
14      7, IV   |           father of the family the power of destroying. This was
15      7, IV   |          the enemy was receiving a power of doing mischief, and was
16      9, IV   |           course, I shall use that power of admonition which the
17     13, III  |          they require in their own power, the times themselves offering
18     19, I    |           lie any longer under the power of the devil, as it were,
19     24, II   |         charges them, saying, "All power is given unto me in heaven
20     25, III  |      exquisite tortures of worldly power, even when the body is racked
21     25, V    |          us by the strength of His power; and, as a good captain,
22     25, VI   |   repressing, should stimulate the power of the raging disease,--
23     30, V    |          that you animated, by the power of your discourse, those
24     33, I    |      persuasions; and she had more power, and constrained him, because
25     37, I    |          with a wicked exercise of power, and with a violent dread
26     39, III  |         all priestly authority and power is destroyed by factious
27     41, I    |          and labour with all their power to bring the members of
28     45, II   |           had confessed before the power of the world they might
29     45, II   |          to Almighty God, in whose power all things are reserved.~
30     51, IV   |          they require in their own power, the time itself providing
31     51, XXIV |      priests, can neither have the power nor the honour of a bishop,
32     51, XXX  |          to you an opportunity and power of coming to us, we shall
33     54, II   |          of the sublime and divine power of governing the Church;
34     54, II   |           have me present in their power! I do not fear their reproaches
35     54, II   |            as far as lies in their power such men are homicides before
36     54, V    |         the priestly authority and power by the divine condescension
37     54, XIII |          by the taking away of the power of Christ and His fear?
38     54, XVIII|         the priestly authority and power also, all to be laid aside
39     54, XVIII|       addition, to domineer by the power of their terror?~
40     54, XXII |          there--whence the secular power suddenly broke forth against
41     54, XXIII|          dearest brother, that the power were now given us to be
42     59, IV   |          little according to their power, in their own names and
43     62, XVIII|           He sent them forth, "All power is given unto me in heaven
44     64, Arg  |            SACERDOTAL OR EPISCOPAL POWER.~
45     64, I    |           to us; although you have power, according to the vigour
46     64, I    |         should do by your priestly power in respect of an insolent
47     64, II   |         the priestly authority and power, saying, "Fear the Lord
48     64, III  |           exercise against him the power of your dignity, by either
49     64, III  |        punish them by our priestly power. I bid you, dearest brother,
50     67, III  |         Claimed for themselves the power of sacrificing in opposition
51     67, III  |           they themselves have the power either of choosing worthy
52     70, I    |            should seem to have the power of washing, and purifying,
53     72, I    |       within their right nor their power. This baptism we cannot
54     72, II   |    ourselves hold a regard for our power, and the stedfastness of
55     72, V    |           to baptize, saying, "All power is given unto me in heaven
56     72, VII  |          of all the Lord gave that power to Peter, upon whom He built
57     72, VII  |           the source of unity--the power, namely, that whatsoever
58     72, VIII |           not of his own right and power. For Korah, Dathan, and
59     72, VIII |          and Aaron the priest, the power of sacrificing; and they
60     72, XI   |            possesses alone all the power of her spouse and Lord.
61     72, XVIII|            of baptism! But by what power can he who denies God the
62     72, XVIII|          Christ received that very power by which we are baptized
63     72, XXI  |                       XXI.~Can the power of baptism be greater or
64     72, XXV  |      sustained with the spirit and power of Elias; who was not an
65     72, XXV  |          depart from his right and power, Holy Scripture declares
66     73, IX   |           and the majesty, and the power of all ages. Blessed be
67     74, III  |       which of old also the divine power associated in the bond of
68     74, VII  |           God, can have nothing of power or of grace, since all power
69     74, VII  |       power or of grace, since all power and grace are established
70     74, VII  |           preside, who possess the power both of baptizing, and of
71     74, X    |            be shaken. Not that the power of the demon was so great
72     74, XVI  |           retained." Therefore the power of remitting sins was given
73     74, XVII |    moderate, but the very greatest power of grace: so far as to say
74     74, XVIII|            Christ has conceded the power of heavenly grace.~
75     74, XXII |          assumed to themselves the power of clerical ordination,
76     75, I    |        schismatics at all have any power or right. For which reason
77     75, III  |          the living water, and the power of baptizing and cleansing
78     75, VII  |            reason he may claim the power of baptizing, namely, that
79     75, VIII |          claimed to themselves the power of sacrificing, divinely
80     75, VIII |           who baptizes has not the power of baptizing.~
81     75, XV   |         human voice, and by divine power; and although he often says.
82     75, XV   |           under foot by us, by the power given by the Lord, cannot
83     80, III  |         heat of hell could have no power, but that they who trusted