Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,1,5  |            nor that ~it restricts the power of the Word of God. We must
 2   1,2,2  |           world manifests the wisdom, power, and goodness of God. ~.
 3   1,2,2  |             no arbitrary exercise ~of power; even a king must fear God
 4   1,2,3  |               of Judas will fall from power (Gen. 49:10); on the Messiah,
 5   1,2,3  |              Behold, I give ~unto you power to tread on serpents and
 6   1,2,3  |         scorpi-~ons, and over all the power of the enemy: and ~nothing
 7   1,2,3  |         recognized that they lost the power to administer the ~death
 8   1,3,1  |             in-~comprehensible, Whose power is infinite, and Whose righteous
 9   1,3,5  |              to destruction. Military power, diplomatic skills and other
10   1,3,1  |            and tributary to Rome. The power soon was con-~centrated
11   1,3,1  |          Romans. Antipater passed the power on to his son, the cruel
12   1,4,3  |             calls Je-~sus Christ “the power of God, and the wisdom of
13   1,4,7  |             is due, when it is in the power of thine hand to do~it.
14   1,5,2  |             became a mighty military ~power. In two centuries, the Assyrian
15   1,5,2  |               to support his military power, and threatened to destroy ~
16   1,5,2  |               was the time of loss of power of Assyria and strengthening
17   1,5,3  |              inspired words had great power to ~wake the repentant feeling
18   1,5,5  |              Amos emphasized that the power of God stretched out beyond
19   1,5,5  |             will ransom them from the power of the grave; I will redeem~
20   1,5,5  |             the people at the helm of power, whose ~responsibility was
21   1,5,5  |               prophet believed in the power of repentance, and that
22   1,5,5  |        description of God's glory and power, His wisdom, goodness and
23   1,5,5  |           Isaiah 66:1-2). .He giveth ~power to the faint; and to them
24   1,5,5  |           slow to anger, and great in power, and will~not at all acquit
25   1,5,5  |             and those at the ~helm of power: ~ ~.Woe unto him that buildeth
26   1,5,5  |               the king recognized the power of Jehovah and commanded
27   1,Add,5|            word of the Savior has the power and the might to heal both
28   1,Add,7|            Like a living grace-filled power, the word of God has a wonder-working
29   1,Add,7|          carries in itself and by the Power which it has in itself,
30   1,Add,8|               the Logos . it has the ~power to give birth and regenerate
31   1,Add,0|      revelation, it does not bind the power of ~God's Word. The Word
32   1,Add,1|           Church, by the ever abiding power of the quickening Spirit.
33   2,1    |           Antioch who later~came into power.~When Jonathan was treacherously
34   2,1    |            struggles to establish his~power in the face of the Greek
35   2,1    |              Epoch. For centuries the power of the Romans in the west
36   2,1    |           country and establish their power~over it. When Pompey, the
37   2,1    |       opportunity to increase his own power or advance the interests
38   2,1,4  |             the~Holy Spirit came with power upon the group of disciples
39   2,1,6  |             had significant political power; and after the Romans seized
40   2,2,1  |              His divine and sovereign power. Then, everything — nature
41   2,2,5  |            God, to whom was given all power in heaven and on earth.
42   2,2,5  |              of sins (ch. 26:28).~His power to deliver His subjects
43   2,3,3  |         speaks of the designation~and power of the Sacrament of Chrismation.~
44   2,3,3  |              5:19-20). “As His divine~power has given to us all things
45   2,3,3  |             in common.~And with great power the Apostles gave witness
46   2,5,3  | representative of the hostile secular power) and in the beast emerging
47   2,5,3  |              hostile pseudo-religious power). It discloses the main~
48   2,5,4  |               deteriorating religious power. In~this part of the Apocalypse,
49   2,5,4  |               A horn is the symbol of power or might. Long attire denotes~
50   2,5,6  |                 They are endowed with power and have sovereignty over~
51   2,5,8  |                i.e., from the devil's power (Rev. 9:4).~The prophet
52   2,5,9  |             him; the antichrist seeks power; and the false-prophet seeks
53   2,5,9  |          prophet that “He was granted power to instill the spirit into
54   2,5,0  |             reached~the apogee of his power and his control over the
55   2,5,0  |             Babylon, in~which godless power was concentrated in ancient
56   2,5,1  |        general personification of any power that is anti-God. The~false
57   2,5,1  |    pseudo-religious or corrupt church power.~It is important to understand
58   2,5,2  |               time~he was deprived of power over the world, “fettered”
59   2,5,2  |             although he no longer had power over them. The~Lord said