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  1 I         |        scorpions, and over all the power of the enemy, being in no
  2 I         |       overcome by a certain Divine power guarding the speakers, we
  3 I         |            were delivered with all power and authority; and we say
  4 I         |            His ineffable skill and power does order the universe.
  5 I         |         exceeding greatness of the power of God may shine forth,
  6 I         |      wisdom of men, and not in the power of God;22but as things are,
  7 I         | demonstration of the Spirit and of power. Wherefore, seeing that
  8 I         |             seeing that a heavenly power, or a power even from, above
  9 I         |        that a heavenly power, or a power even from, above the heavens,
 10 I         |           corporeal" part with its power of edification. As for the
 11 I         |           the Divine wisdom with a power truly worthy of the wisdom
 12 I         |         that the aim of the Divine power which gives us the sacred
 13 II        |         Lord" 126that is, with the power of God, Who gave the Scriptures,
 14 II        |           seal being the emblem of power. Now John interprets the
 15 IV        | demonstration of the Spirit and of power.140~~~~~~Then, after speaking
 16 IV        |         exceeding greatness of the power may be of God, and not from
 17 IV        |         exceeding greatness of the power of God is really seen. For
 18 IV        | demonstration of the Spirit and of power,147so that the assent of
 19 IV        |          wisdom of men, but in the power of God. For had the Scripture
 20 X         |          for everybody to know the power and use of all the members,
 21 XI        |         others as having no saving power, they may be said to feed
 22 XI        |         exhibit more of the Divine power and are highly spiritual,
 23 XIV       | demonstration of the Spirit and of power; that your faith should
 24 XIV       |          wisdom of men, but in the power of God." 242~~~~~~3. For there
 25 XIV       | demonstration of the Spirit and of power ";243of the Spirit," because
 26 XIV       |        relating to Christ: and "of power," because of the marvellous
 27 XIV       |           s soul, unless a certain power from God be given to the
 28 XIV       |     publish the tidings with great power." 245Granting, then, that
 29 XIV       |         made, even his everlasting power and divinity; that they
 30 XIV       |          vision of His everlasting power and Godhead, they none the
 31 XVI       |         but we would do all in our power to raise them to a higher
 32 XVII      |         and quite ineffective. The power of producing a certain effect
 33 XVII      |           a certain wonder-working power among men. Much more might
 34 XVII      |         though they have a natural power in a given language, if
 35 XVII      |             For instance, some new power is transferred to the Greek
 36 XVII      |       nature of the names or their power, for even demons are vanquished
 37 XVIII     |        Jews and Greeks, Christ the power of God, and the wisdom of
 38 XVIII     |      candour that it was by Divine power they taught Christianity,
 39 XVIII     |       wisdom of men and not in the power of God. But who, when he
 40 XVIII     |            to have this convincing power? for it is no ordinary power.
 41 XVIII     |       power? for it is no ordinary power. And who would not say that
 42 XVIII     |           that by a certain Divine power in His Apostles Jesus fulfilled
 43 XVIII     |          of men "? 329It is such a power as this which Paul, as we
 44 XVIII     | demonstration of the Spirit and of power: that your faith should
 45 XVIII     |          wisdom of men, but in the power of God." 330For as we read
 46 XVIII     |            good tidings with great power,331the King of the powers
 47 XVIII     |           the Word proclaimed with power they are filled with power,
 48 XVIII     |         power they are filled with power, and they manifest it both
 49 XVIII     |           persuasiveness of Divine power: "The harvest truly is great,
 50 XVIII     |       those gifted with persuasive power can rescue from such vices
 51 XVIII     |          of God, God the Word, the power of God and the wisdom of
 52 XVIII     |         made, even his everlasting power and divinity; so that they
 53 XIX       |          He sent forth with Divine power and authority to preach
 54 XX        |          that God has given us the power to capture and make full
 55 XX        |           been guarded by a higher power, so that at first there
 56 XX        |         set in action by reasoning power, and that, on the contrary,
 57 XX        |      remedies through the creative power of the Divine reason.405~~~~~~
 58 XX        |      assertions to the best of our power; we would have upset his
 59 XX        |          he had possessed divining power, have taken care that the
 60 XX        |         the snare of that divining power which is in the irrational
 61 XX        |            inspires with prophetic power. And this explains why amongst
 62 XXI       |  blameworthy conduct is in our own power, to live good lives and
 63 XXI       |          things are not in our own power, but that it is our business
 64 XXI       |           shows that it was in the power of the people to hearken
 65 XXI       |      supposition that it is in our power to keep what is enjoined;
 66 XXI       |         viz. that it is not in our power to keep the commandments
 67 XXI       |          to say that God gives the power to walk in the statutes
 68 XXI       |   withstand the truth, and has the power to practise virtue? And
 69 XXI       |          from Him that we have the power of willing in general, as
 70 XXI       |        general, as I said, and the power of motion in general. And
 71 XXI       |       living creatures we have the power of motion and can move the
 72 XXI       |           Creator; but we use that power of willing either for the
 73 XXI       |          opposite, and so also the power of working. ~20. Still,
 74 XXI       |          one sound conclusion. The power we have does not compel
 75 XXI       |       result; for neither does our power apart from the knowledge
 76 XXI       |          is in a worthy sense our "power," make a man to be unto
 77 XXI       |          dishonour; nor does God's power alone fashion a man unto
 78 XXII      |           character of its own, no power to impress a religious stamp
 79 XXII      |            in the plenitude of His power inspired, delivering us
 80 XXIII     |            him who understands the power and excellence of the Divine
 81 XXIII     |        upon him in the face of his power. And I saw him close unto
 82 XXIII     |            horns; and there was no power in the ram to stand before
 83 XXIII     |       necessity, as if they had no power to turn, and His foreknowledge
 84 XXIII     |    foreknowledge of what is in our power, whether we look at the
 85 XXIII(571)|           desire which a malignant power produces; but whether the
 86 XXIII     |          by human skill but by the power of God; as Paul says, "I
 87 XXIII     |            I might show in thee my power, and that my name might
 88 XXIII     |            the sake of showing the power of God and publishing abroad
 89 XXIII     |    marvellous manifestation of the power of God there is in the heavenly
 90 XXIII     |  climacterics; for they regard our power of choice as a most obscure
 91 XXIV      |            you say that He had the power to destroy them, but did
 92 XXIV      |             or that He had not the power? If you say that He could,
 93 XXIV      |      things: for though He had the power to abolish evil He allowed
 94 XXIV      |         the slave of some stronger power, He is overcome by fear.
 95 XXIV      |           by fear of some stronger power, you will be affirming that
 96 XXVI      |            and the Lord watch. The power of the Lord which assists
 97 XXVI      |            purpose, and the Divine power assisting him, when he has
 98 XXVI      |       counts for far less than the power of God in the acquisition
 99 XXVII     |       bodily eyes, that the Divine power might be proclaimed in the
100 XXVII     |         his wrath, and to make his power known, endured with much
101 Index     |            inspired with prophetic power, 132; knowledge of, not
102 Index     |          assemblies, 134; supposed power of divination, 126 f.; clean