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 1 Ana      |      the True Word, Reason, and Power of God, Who, begotten eternally
 2 Ana      |     spiritual beings of malefic power, who falsely claim to be
 3 Ana      |        them is derived from the power of Christ (ch. 23). ~Your
 4 I        |        be heard? Will not their power rather be extolled hereby,
 5 II       | existence of some secret hidden power, which compels you to act
 6 IV       |      that pre-decision lose the power to forbid me that which,
 7 V        |        the truth of that Divine Power there manifested, and supported
 8 XI       |     possessed in themselves the power of enjoying a nobler state
 9 XVII     |         He ordered, through the Power by which He was able, framed
10 XXI      |        by His Word, Reason, and Power. Amongst your wise men also
11 XXI      |         the Word and Reason and Power by Which we have said God
12 XXI      |     which, when perfecting, the Power presides. We have learnt
13 XXI      |      they regarded Him from His power as a magician; when He by
14 XXI      |     First-begotten, attended by Power and Reason and sustained
15 XXII     |     spiritual beings of malefic power, who falsely claim to be
16 XXIII    |     daemons is derived from the power of Christ. ~FURTHER, if
17 XXIII    |     once invited, the assistant power of angels and daemons, through
18 XXIII    |        how much more would that power be eager of its own accord
19 XXIII    |         superior to every other power? Will it not then be more
20 XXIII    |   except the Christians, as the Power of God, and Spirit of God,
21 XXIII    |       this dominion of ours and power over them derives its force
22 XXIV     |        of the world, perfect in power and majesty? For indeed
23 XXV      |        sister of Jupiter had no power against the Fates! Obviously ~'
24 XXV      |     therefore, they possess the power of conferring empire, who
25 XXV      |      confer empire, since royal power was being exercised long
26 XXV      |       you, have either grown in power by insulting religion, or
27 XXVII    |       forth against us in whose power they are, being rendered
28 XXVIII   |       much as from respect to a power of immediate operation;
29 XXIX     |       those who are in Caesar's power, and are wholly dependent
30 XXIX     |       Caesar's welfare in their power, so as to appear able to
31 XXIX     |       passing over Him in Whose power it is! Moreover you persecute
32 XXX      |        to the True God in Whose power alone it is. ~FOR we invoke
33 XXX      |       He Alone is God, in Whose power alone they are; to Whom
34 XXX      |       emperor: thence comes his power whence also is his spirit. ~
35 XXXII(81)|       Empire as the restraining power which hindered the revelation
36 XLVIII   |     doubt, perchance, about the power of God, Who formed the great
37 XLIX     |      your boast; as if all your power over us were not derived
38 XLIX     |   condemned; but since whatever power over me you possess, you
39 XLIX     |      will, it follows that your power over me is derived from