But a being which causes eternal motion in the world must have an infinite power to do this.
We must prove next that no finite body can have an infinite power.
He healed them that had need of healing,' because His love could not look upon a necessity without being moved to supply it, and because that love wielded the resources of an infinite power.
But Jesus, with His infinite calm and as infinite power, can afford to let the one wait and even die, while He tends the other.
Wherefore the good which we ought to hope for from God properly and chiefly is the infinite good, which is proportionate to the power of our divine helper, since it belongs to an infinite power to lead anyone to an infinite good.
But charity is not vanity, indeed it is opposed to vanity; and it is of infinite power, since it brings the human soul to the infinite good.
Further, no created thing is of infinite power; on the contrary every creature is vanity.
Through the merits of Christ, we have access to the throne of Infinite Power.
He had been but the instrument in the hand of Infinite Power.
We can so far comprehend His dealings with us, and the motives by which He is actuated, that we may discern boundless love and mercy united to infinite power.
The refutation of the Manichean hypothesis is extremely easy if we be permitted to assume that both the principles which it supposes are either of infinite power or of equal power.
While there is an infinite power outside of us, is there not an infinite power within us?
The reason is possessed of infinite power, in a certain sense, in so far as it can consider a thing infinitely, as appears in the addition of numbers and lines.
For since God is an agent of infinite power, He requires before acting, neither matter, nor disposition of matter, but can forthwith produce the whole effect.
What a lesson is this, teaching our frailty and feebleness, and an Infinite Power beyond us!
If an Infinite Power is against me in my efforts to do good, what is the use of my making the effort?
An Infinite Power, then, an eternal Power, shall I say an intelligent Power?
Therefore although to create a finite effect does not show an infinite power, yet to create it from nothing does show an infinite power: which appears from what has been said (ad 2).
Now the created intellect has an infinite power; for it apprehends the universal, which can extend itself to an infinitude of singular things.
This becomes evident when we consider each point; for the infinite goodness of God is manifested also in creation, because to produce from nothing is an act of infinite power.
I am equally sensible that it is in the very nature of infinite power, wisdom, and benevolence to be able and willing to ordain uniform and fixed principles of action.
That surely means that a finite power must be mightier than an infinite power; and that, again, is surely a plain self-contradiction, a manifest absurdity.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "infinite power" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
