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 1  0,2 |  benefits, so much so that her power and authority are chiefly
 2  0,3 |      more be saved without His power, than it could be redeemed
 3  0,3 |       which Jesus Christ, "the power of God and the wisdom of
 4  0,3 |  already subject to His Kingly power, inasmuch as He is the Creator
 5  0,3 |    spread far and wide and His power, which destroyeth ignorance
 6  1,6 |      that it is really a noble power, in consonance with right
 7  1,6 |      of ease, to honours or to power, but to long-suffering and
 8  1,7 |       derives its form and its power from Divine Love: a holy
 9  1,7 |       the communication of His power. Hence all who would find
10  1,8 | collectively. "And He gave Him power, and glory, and a kingdom:
11  2,9 |      men of great intellectual power and erudition making the
12  3,11|    generative and conservative power of the virtues that make
13  3,12|        be looked for higher. A power greater than human must
14  3,12|       them better. This is the power which once before saved