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 1 I(2) |    manifestation of the spirit of power; and, if the evidence appears
 2 VII  |         of the Spirit of God that power was present,18 he then rose
 3 X    |           office, it is beyond my power fully to set forth how Martin
 4 XII  |        his hand, he gave them the power of going away, and of lifting
 5 XIV  |           by human effort, Divine power might be exerted to destroy
 6 XVI  |      should make a display of his power. The father, in tears, persevered
 7 XVII |          said, "Ifyou possess any power, devour these." But then,
 8 XVII |   possessed body, while he had no power of escaping by the mouth,
 9 XIX  |     obvious living example of his power of working miracles, inasmuch
10 XX   |         possessed of the greatest power, the brother and uncle of
11 XXI  |        visible and ever under the power of his eyes, that whether
12 XXI  |           Where, O Martin, is thy power? I have just slain one of
13 XXI  |         judgment of the Lord this power was given to the devil.
14 XXIII|          you a sign that I am the Power of God, inasmuch as I have
15 XXIII|        was an illustration of the power of Martin, so that the devil
16 XXV  |           of accomplishment. What power and dignity there were in
17 XXVI |   abstinence and fastings, or his power in watchings and prayers,
18 XXVII| themselves, and what they had not power to imitate. And-O wickedness