Book, Par.

 1  I, 8  |     stepped in and displayed its power in the way which I will
 2 II, 3  |          for the exercise of our power, inasmuch as God rewards
 3 II, 3  |      restive (which it is in his power to be), he makes the mischief
 4 II, 5  |        do you know how great the power of love is? For omitting
 5 III, 4 | archangel, nor any other created power, but the Paraclete Himself,
 6 III, 6 |   benefiting, God has bestowed a power on priests greater than
 7 III, 6 |       men of high rank and great power in the world, are unable
 8 III, 6 | themselves in addition, how much power think you both in himself
 9 III, 7 |        flight, and do all in his power to avoid plunging into such
10 III, 9 |      those who are invested with power no one dare open his lips.~
11 III, 9 |     become invested with so much power that they can appoint or
12 III, 10|        who as far as lies in our power have defiled it with so
13 III, 11|       but only the authority and power. And this desire I think
14 III, 14|     ought to be endued with such power as the grace of God bestowed
15 III, 15|       which exceed their natural power, they make the condition
16 III, 16|         poverty and its terrible power to depress even the noblest
17 III, 16|  shamelessness are insulted, the power of despondency becoming
18 IV, 1  |       what was so far beyond thy power? Who compelled thee to do
19 IV, 1  |        the kingdom and sovereign power? I wished to lead the undisturbed
20 IV, 2  |          worthy, so far as human power can, of the incorruptible
21 IV, 3  |      ourselves to acquiring this power, when he says: "Be ready
22 IV, 3  |      indeed we are endued with a power of working miracles. But
23 IV, 3  |         the least sign of such a power being left us, while on
24 IV, 5  |         any be destitute of this power, the souls of those who
25 IV, 6  |     to-day? For he had a greater power by far than power of speech,
26 IV, 6  |        greater power by far than power of speech, power which brought
27 IV, 6  |        far than power of speech, power which brought about greater
28 IV, 7  |      wonders? Is it not from the power of his epistles? whereby
29 IV, 7  |         they know them and their power best who constantly use
30  V, 1  |         to their praise, and the power of preaching well.1 ~
31  V, 5  |        he does not cultivate his power by constant application
32  V, 6  |    seated there who possess this power; it follows, of necessity,
33  V, 8  |          his labors, or from his power in preaching, for the mind
34  V, 8  |         the preservation of that power, if this be not added: and
35  V, 8  |          speak with considerable power, need such constant exercise
36 VI, 2  |       the utmost extent of human power they may draw near to God
37 VI, 2  |      with unstained purity, what power and strength, thinkest thou,
38 VI, 4  |      wealth, and an abundance of power, and sloth the offspring
39 VI, 8  |        in society which have the power to upset the balance of
40 VI, 12 |       abundance of authority and power; of envy, the reputation
41 VI, 12 |        air, and sorcery of every power and form; and let him consider
42 VI, 13 |          the greater part of his power, nor can any one have so
43 VI, 13 |         wanting of what is in my power.~On this, he weeping yet