Letter, Par.

 1  I, 1|       thus manifesting his own power, and training the patience
 2  I, 1|     alone, or luxury alone, or power, or honour; but having comprised
 3  I, 2|       hope, the wonder-working power of God, the supreme artificer,
 4  I, 2|    malice of their enemies had power; that they had been exiles
 5  I, 3|      wisdom, His extraordinary power, His loving-kindness and
 6  I, 3| prevent it although He had the power, displaying his long-suffering
 7  I, 4| accused Him of usurping kingly power saying "Every one who maketh
 8 III  |      every kind of storm - the power of a philosophic soul-which
 9 IV, 4|    experience of their healing power, and benefit, and will inform
10  V   |   endurance, the patience, the power which is proof against capture
11  V   |      the hands of any one, the power of standing on a rock in