Book, Chapter

 1       1     |     God for his constant and omnipotent grace. In a mood of sustained
 2       1, IV | excellent, most potent, most omnipotent; most merciful and most
 3       1, VII|    High.22 For thou art God, omnipotent and good, even if thou hadst
 4       3, XI |     toward her heart? O thou Omnipotent Good, thou carest for every
 5       4, XV |      in thy craftsmanship, O Omnipotent One, “who alone doest great
 6       5, X  |    execrable iniquity, O God Omnipotent, that I would have preferred
 7       6, V  |   remain in it, if he is the Omnipotent? Finally, why would he make
 8       6, V  |  things? For he would not be omnipotent if he were not able to create
 9       9, IV |    all my good. Thou art the Omnipotent, who art with me, even before
10      12, XI |       Who can understand the omnipotent Trinity? And yet who does