Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   1,2,2|             immortality with all the powers of his soul? If he knew
 2   1,2,4|           world that lies beyond our powers of physical perception.
 3   1,2,4|              of which are beyond our powers of understanding. The purpose ~
 4   1,4,5|            nor principali-~ties, nor powers, nor things present, nor ~
 5   2,1,6|  Intertestamental Period the foreign powers exercising~rule began to
 6   2,1,1|             contests among the great~powers in the valleys of the Nile
 7   2,4,4|              principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the
 8   2,4,4|        Angels nor principalities nor powers, nor things~present nor
 9   2,4,5|           his spiritual and physical powers toward one~goal — serving
10   2,5,8|             strengthening of demonic powers among people. Heading it
11   2,5,8|          principalities, against the powers, against the rulers of the
12   2,5,8|         Christ defeating the godless~powers. The names Gog and Magog
13   2,5,9|              on earth, both of these powers — the civil and the~religious,
14   2,5,9|        history of mankind, these two powers often unite in their~fight
15   2,5,9| collaborating for the success of the~powers fighting against God. The
16   2,5,0|         strengthening of the godless powers, and the judgment of the
17   2,5,2|            scorpions, and on all the powers of the enemy” (Luke 10:19).~