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 1 1 |         do as far as lay in Our power. In the Kingdom of Christ,
 2 7 |      see that the title and the power of King belongs to Christ
 3 7 |       received from the Father "power and glory and a kingdom,"2
 4 9 |     before him. And he gave him power and glory and a kingdom:
 5 9 |    tongues shall serve him. His power is an everlasting power
 6 9 |         power is an everlasting power that shall not be taken
 7 11|    solemnly proclaimed that all power was given him in heaven
 8 11|   indicate the greatness of his power, the infinite extent of
 9 13|          The foundation of this power and dignity of Our Lord
10 13|     hypostatic union Christ has power over all creatures. But
11 14|    scarcely say, in a threefold power which is essential to lordship.
12 14|     love.25 He claimed judicial power as received from his Father,
13 14| judgment to the Son."26 In this power is included the right of
14 14|      that of judging. Executive power, too, belongs to Christ,
15 15|        that of Satan and to the power of darkness. It demands
16 17|   Father, all things are in his power. Nevertheless, during his
17 18|       mankind is subject to the power of Jesus Christ."28 Nor
18 24|       It was then put under the power of the state and tolerated
19 25| proclaim his kingly dignity and power, all the more universally
20 31|   freedom and immunity from the power of the state; and that in
21 31|         subject to any external power. The State is bound to extend
22 33|    Christ our Lord is given all power in heaven and on earth;
23 33|        to his dominion; if this power embraces all men, it must