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 1 1|      reserved to the manifold power of that Spirit, who, in
 2 2|     indwelling and miraculous power of the Holy Ghost; and the
 3 3|      of the Divinity in which power excels, to the Son those
 4 3|      by His strong yet gentle power, the secret work of man'
 5 4|      to the exposition of the power of the Holy Ghost. And,
 6 4|   Christ and by His invisible power in His soul, the twofold
 7 6|       of the Spirit, have the power of absolving sins, according
 8 8|    Eph. ii., 3). There was no power which could raise us and
 9 9| exists in all things, "by His power, in so far as all things
10 9|     things are subject to His power; by His presence, inasmuch
11 9|       whilst traces of divine power and wisdom appear even in
12 9|    heart has a certain hidden power, and therefore the Holy