Which he wrought (enhrghken). Reading of A B rather than aorist enhrghsen. Perfect active indicative, "which he has wrought." hn is cognate accusative of the relative referring to energeian (energy) with enhrghken and note also kratouv (strength) and isxuov (might), three words trying to express what surpasses (uperballon) expression or comprehension.
Made him to sit (kaqisav). First aorist active participle of kaqizw in causative sense as in I Corinthians 6:4. Metaphorical local expression like deciai and en toiv epour anioiv.
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