Document,  Chapter

 1  1  |           person, and place, with power." So to Cyril; so to Nestorius
 2  3,3|          death by his unspeakable power, first in his own flesh,
 3  3,3|          the Word of God, and the power of death was loosed through
 4  3,3|           he is the Spirit of the Power and Wisdom of the Father (
 5  3,3|           is evidently Wisdom and Power. ~And since the holy Virgin
 6  3,3|          to death, might lose its power for the future by his being
 7  3,4|            was partaker of Divine power, and in that sense not mere
 8  3,4| worthiness, or even authority and power, and not rather by a coming
 9  3,4|      measures of humanity to have power over himself. ~A. B. BRUCE. ~(
10  3,4|          possessed as his own the power proper to God, he wrought
11  3,4|    Only-begotten was added to the power of Christ, as though the
12  3,4|        that he used through him a power not his own and from him
13  3,4|         own and from him received power against unclean spirits
14  3,4|       against unclean spirits and power to work miracles before
15  3,4|      among men, and possesses the power of expelling demons; let
16  3,4|         through him, as through a power and strength which was his
17  3,4|          that Holy Spirit and his power as formerly the Prophets
18  3,4|        the Holy Ghost but as by a power external to themselves,
19  3,4|          he was working through a power which was his own, viz.:
20  4  |      shall come upon thee and the power of the Highest shall overshadow
21  4  |       with God the Word is by the power of its own nature life-giving,
22  4  |           him rashly dissolve the power of this mystery; therefore
23  5  |          idea of what will be the power of the divine presence at
24  5  |            and to act through its power, both of which they received
25  5  |         them and understand their power. ~Philip the presbyter and
26  5  |         that to him was given the power of loosing and binding sins:
27  6  |        them of all their priestly power by which they might injure
28  6  |           of Celestius, he has no power in any way to do anything
29  6,1|            and by manifesting the power of the faith which was in
30  6,1|      taken from them all priestly power, so that they may not be
31  6,1|      those over whom they have no power, against those who for religion
32  6,1|        was a metropolitan who had power otherwise, so neither hereafter