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 1 2 |       have less strength and less power; but he is to be regarded
 2 3 |     subject to no circumstance or power, Himself possessing all
 3 6 |  government in the world, and one power, the origin of which cannot
 4 10|      believe to possess the chief power in heaven,--what power had
 5 10|      chief power in heaven,--what power had he, who banished his
 6 10|    perfect virtue, greatness, and power, since he feared that which
 7 14|        Coelus first had the chief power on earth: he instituted
 8 25|           have, which were in the power of a man, that they should
 9 28|        they believe that a divine power is present in images and
10 29|           from the beginning give power to the demon, so that there
11 29|       said that God made men, the power of troubles and evils should
12 30|           lawful to submit to the power of those to whom you are
13 31|          does not come within the power of man. For who of mortals
14 33|         of fortune are not in the power of man; nor is that now
15 42|      participation of His supreme power, He alone was called God.
16 45|                          XLV. THE POWER AND WORKS OF CHRIST ARE
17 45|           now let us speak of His power and works, which, when He
18 45| instantaneously, by the force and power of His word; He restored
19 45|          who, having received the power of punishing His guilt,
20 47|         Spirit, and gave them the power of working miracles, that
21 47|          shall serve Him; and His power is an everlasting one, which
22 51|          great reasonableness and power, For since He was sent for
23 51|           so that His majesty and power became known to all, together
24 51|     weight this sign is, and what power it has, is evident, since
25 52|         if they have obtained the power, persecute them as public
26 53|       they are gods, and have any power and influence, they have
27 53|         has any one had it in his power to insult God with impunity;
28 56|       people who are possessed of power, and the Romans themselves,
29 58|        all the earth is under His power: He needs not a temple,
30 59|  authority to correct us, and the power of life and death; wherefore
31 59|           laws being crushed, the power of acting with violence
32 69|           from it? Who has in his power the fishes, who the winged
33 69|          much honour, and so much power, that he should bear rule
34 71|           and devastation. Kingly power will be multiplied, and
35 71|          the others under his own power, will harass all the earth.
36 71|     believed, he will receive the power of doing wonders, so that
37 72|          shall descend with great power, and there shall go before