Chapter

 1 1 |  punishment, having in his own power that which he might choose
 2 2 |       of perfect greatness and power, He is always intent upon
 3 2 |      so be found to be of less power, in that He is designated
 4 2 |    human discourse set forth a power that approaches the level
 5 2 |        of and bringing out His power than speaking of Himself;
 6 2 |   unfolding some condition and power of His than Himself. For
 7 2 |        more powerful, than all power, and more mighty than all
 8 3 | things--Lord on account of His power, Parent on account of His
 9 3 |    from the greatness, and the power, and the majesty of His
10 3 |     are made, even His eternal power and godhead;" so that the
11 4 |         being reduced into the power of another, in whose greatness
12 5 |      at all corrupt the divine power. For such passions as these
13 6 |       nature can withstand the power of His arm; and when the
14 11|     works assert in Him divine power? For if this should not
15 11| majesties in Him affirm divine power. For the risk is, in reading
16 17|      New Testament; nor is the power of the New Testament detracted
17 18|   since assuredly this kind of power belongs to God, and cannot
18 19|       withholding from Him the power of the divine name,--an
19 20|      time; for He received the power of the divine name, both
20 20|        he who has received the power of one man, in respect to
21 20|        respect to this limited power given him, still without
22 20|     much more shall He who has power over Moses himself as well
23 21|  subject, He declares, "I have power to lay down my life, and
24 22|  things, and having the divine power over every creature, is
25 23|     should diminish in Him the power of the divine name. This,
26 24|        come upon thee, and the power of the Highest shah overshadow
27 24|        come upon thee, and the power of the Highest shall overshadow
28 24|        come upon thee, and the power of the Highest shall overshadow
29 25|       to contempt of all human power: "Fear not those who slay
30 25|        of the Word of God this power of not being slain. For
31 25|        being slain. For if the power of men fails to slay the
32 25|       fails to slay the sacred power of God, and if the cruelty
33 25|     certainly it will not have power against Christ beyond in
34 25|      for it could exercise its power on the bodies, it did not
35 25|     death in Christ could have power against the material of
36 25|        itself to bear. For the power of death is broken when
37 26|     Father; that He always has power over all things, but as
38 27|   order of the distribution of power, since He might have said, "
39 28|      as if at the loss of some power of seeing special truth
40 29|       in Himself with heavenly power, and to be allied with the
41 31|      greatness, or majesty, or power, I would not say nothing
42 31|        in the substance of the power put forth by God, the mysteries
43 31|     Word, whether as being the Power, or as being the Wisdom,
44 31|      God, from whom alone this power of divinity is sent forth,
45 31|       Christ Jesus, having the power of every creature subjected