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 1 Pref   |              in particular provides a powerful and irenic example of the
 2 Pref   |              at any rate equal to the powerful forces shaping modern and
 3 Intro,2|              truth itself is the most powerful force. The presentation
 4 2,1    |               presumptuousness of the powerful, the bickerings of the contentious,
 5 3,2    | multi-culturalism and pluralism — all powerful currents undermining the
 6 3,3    |           emperor himself as its most powerful convert and supporter.~
 7 3,3    |              be shared with all. This powerful evangelical spirit can be
 8 5,2    |          prayer was as real as it was powerful. His example serves the
 9 5,3    |              experience of God evokes powerful attraction and equal fear
10 6,5    |            Lord and He gives them the powerful armament of the grace of
11 6,5    |         Prayer, which being brief and powerful, is most effective in invisible
12 8,1    |             Christianity emerged as a powerful renewal movement from the
13 8,1    |               him we find evidence of powerful continuities and discontinuities
14 8,2    |             the risen Lord was such a powerful reality for him that he
15 8,4    |               a detailed case for the powerful unitive forces in the Pauline
16 8,4    |        speaking idly but expressing a powerful drive of the early Church
17 8,4    |             On the contrary, it had a powerful sense of its own uniqueness,
18 9,1    |     perceptions of moral conduct. The powerful impetus driving forward
19 9,1    |               can present a clear and powerful message to its own people
20 9,3    |            John the Baptist uttered a powerful prophetic word to triumphalists
21 10,5   |              strength. You are like a powerful light on a dimmer switch.
22 11,3   |              expressions resound with powerful echoes in the self-understanding