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 1 1 |            accomplished; one which God's almighty power alone can
 2 1 |                and the weakness of God is stronger than men" (1
 3 1 |       fulfilled, and the Church of God stands forth so conspicuously
 4 4 |         hope that, by the grace of God, a brighter religious future
 5 5 |            to measure the works of God by our own puny intelligence;
 6 5 |       Augustine's warning: "Honour God's Scripture, honour God'
 7 5 |            God's Scripture, honour God's Word though not understood,
 8 6 |      itself to erroneous teaching. God has provided for these needs
 9 7 | prepossessions, and will interpret God's written Word accordingly.
10 8 |          Writ. There is no gift of God so sacred, that man cannot
11 8 |             there is the Spirit of God, and where the spirit of
12 8 |            and where the spirit of God is found, there is the Church
13 8 |            therefore, the gifts of God are placed, it is necessary
14 9 |            in fervent prayer, that God may move their minds to
15 10|       reverent acknowledgment that God is the Supreme Lord of all
16 11|       prayers and supplications to God, Who alone can give the