Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,3 |        perennial, vital, divine power of the Gospel into the human
 2  III, 2,46|    resurrection as God’s Son in power (cf. Rom. 1, 4). Being the
 3  III, 2,47|         a message declaring the power and victory of Yahweh, as
 4  III, 2,47|       immeasurable scope cf his power" (Eph. 1, 19).~ ~For this
 5  III, 2,48|         work, which through the power of Jesus the Savior is aimed
 6  III, 2,51|        To hem, then, beings the power of administering them; and
 7  III, 2,53|     conferring on them a sacred power, that they may shepherd
 8  III, 2,54|         Christ, not only by its power but by itself (that is,
 9  III, 2,56|        self-love, by giving him power 10 keep the divine law,
10  III, 2,61|     sacrifices and proclaim the power of him who has called them
11  III, 2,62|   Christ is present, and by his power the one, holy, catholic,
12  III, 2,65|     only when Christ comes with power, as Judge of the living
13   VI, 3,80| understanding the communicative power of the Christian message.
14   VI, 3,81|   Christian message and for the power it has to transform one’
15   VI, 3,82|        for priests, for "by the power of the sacrament of Orders,