Chapter, Paragraph

 1 2,7 |        put his trust in his own strength alone, but in the right
 2 2,7 |        his hope, not in his own strength, but in the help of God.~
 3 3,0 |        desires (soul) and acts (strength) to service of God. By making
 4 4,7 |       you shall say to him, 'By strength of hand the Lord brought
 5 6,2 |      the appearance and growing strength of the false teaching of
 6 6,2 |         a mirror.”~Great is the strength of pure and heartfelt tears
 7 6,2 | salvation, for we also need the strength to carry it out, which we
 8 6,2 |        in Christ which gives us strength to bear the sorrows, tribulations
 9 7,2 |         inferior in numbers and strength to that of Tamerlane, and
10 8,1 |     power of the soul loses its strength in Baptism: It is Christ
11 8,8 |         gives him the spiritual strength to prepare for death.~The
12 9,2 |      our spiritual and physical strength. It is better that we offer
13 9,5 | temptations that are beyond our strength to reject. If we encounter
14 9,5 |      you be tempted beyond your strength, but with the temptation
15 9,8 |        7). God, for him, is his strength and fortress, his shield,
16 11,1|      resurrection given and the strength to despise the present and