Section,  Paragraph

 1 III,  195 |   matter, nor whether there be strength or weakness in the proofs.
 2 III,  225 |             225. Atheism shows strength of mind, but only to a certain
 3 III,  233 |     and for His glory, that so strength may be given to lowliness.~
 4  IV,  286 |    They feel that they have no strength in themselves; that they
 5  VI,  352 |                       352. The strength of a man's virtue must not
 6  VI,  359 | ourselves in virtue by our own strength, but by the balancing of
 7  VI,  376 |         This sect derives more strength from its enemies than from
 8 VII,  428 |  Scripture; if it is a sign of strength to have known these contradictions,
 9 VII,  430 |   either subduing him by their strength, or fascinating him by their
10 VII,  436 |   human caprice; nor have they strength to hold it securely. It
11 VII,  513 |       has distinctly said that strength would be taken away from
12 VII,  544 |        loving God with all her strength. Self-love and lust, which
13 VIII,  562|        man without God, or the strength of man with God.~
14 VIII,  578|        apparent weaknesses are strength. Example; the two genealogies
15  XI,  721 |    there shall be in it of the strength of iron and of the weakness
16  XI,  725 |       in vain? have I spent my strength for nought? yet surely my
17  XI,  725 |       sight, and I will be thy strength. It is a light thing that
18 XIV,  877 |  because it is visible and has strength to make itself obeyed. Yet
19 XIV,  920 |        the truth. It is all my strength. If I lose it, I am undone.