Meanings of own feebleness in English

Maybe it left some, uh, carrion, I said, wincing at my own feebleness.

No strength I find in mine own feebleness

Skelton stood by her, feeling his own feebleness.

For they act not with their own feebleness, but with a strength as of the Whole of Life.

Or is it that their Transatlantic compeers float away and dissolve by their own feebleness before they reach our shores?

One must never consider one's own feebleness, it is the strength of the Holy Spirit of Love, which gives the power to teach.

Sometimes, waking very early in the morning, he became vividly conscious of his own feebleness of will and his falling away from great purposes.

When we feel ourselves too bold, let us remember our own feebleness, and when we feel ourselves too faint, let us remember Christ's strength.

The purpose and end of self-contemplation which becomes aware of our own feebleness is to lead us to the contemplation of God, our immortal strength.

011:021 I use the language of self-disparagement, as though I were admitting our own feebleness.