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 1 1 |          the revered majesty and power of kings has won such fierce
 2 2 |         nor its majesty, nor its power of governing from God, but
 3 5 |      inequality of rights and of power proceeds from the very Author
 4 5 |      rights, that the thirst for power is restrained and the rational
 5 6 |        mass of men: "There is no power but from God; and those
 6 6 |  Therefore he that resisteth the power resisteth the ordinance
 7 6 | differing indignity, rights, and power, whereby the State, like
 8 7 |          that rulers may use the power conceded to them to save
 9 7 |       multitudes of nations; for power is given you by the Lord,
10 7 |          time it happen that the power of the State is rashly and
11 8 |         experiences the salutary power of the Church, which redounds
12 8 |        lost, it follows that the power of the father over his own
13 10|        Church of Christ has such power to ward off the plague of
14 12|        who brought us out of the power of our most deadly enemy