Answer:
Is there more to the question, like a list of powers they want you to sort? I would be happy to help.
Answer:
Bishop Eusebius
Explanation:
Filling in the gap in the question above, we will have;
''Around 315, BISHOP EUSEBIUS compared the act of Christ working to rebuild the human soul to that of rebuilding both the material church (more splendidly than before) and the universal Church in which God sets the people in "living, securely-laid and unshakable stones."
Bishop Eusebius was lived during the period of the dynasty of Constantinian, that is to say during the fourth (4th) century. Bishop Eusebius was a theologist as well as a Christian historian that was born in Palestine in the 263 AD and he died in Israel in the month of May, 339. The Bishop Eusebius is also known as bishop of Caesarea and even though it is unfinished, Bishop Eusebius wrote the book ' The life of Constantine''. Bishop Eusebius makes the comparism in the question above.
Afterlife. preservation of body was needed for passage to next life.
Answer:1) fallen down power lines;
2) fire with dangerous fume
3) freezing rain
4) broken glass
5)spilled fuels.
Explanation:
Fallen down power line may be critical dangerous that of the other driver hook themselves on them it may lead to a huge fire that may even burn the other cars behind.
Fires that may be caused by interaction of broken electric wires with spilled fuel may be dangerous if one get into the fumes without noticing , it may be even difficult to get out of the car in time .
Broken glasses that may result from other cars may punch the tires of your car causing you to lose balance and even crash, making the situation even worse.
For property to be held in common and the end of government.