God Already Knew Novels & Stories

“Wha – how…how did you know?” “My father, fool that he is,” Gabriel sighs, glaring off somewhere into the crowd that watches us, “had me dedicated to the Goddess soon after I was born. Something about your mother giving him the idea that Darkness was not the right God to guide my life. But it did reveal that one very useful fact.” I go a bit cold at this, because my own baptism vision didn’t include any information about Gabriel – only Luca and Jacks. Why…why would my Grandmother do that? And are there…others? Lurking out there? Other mates?

"How are you qualified to talk about my prospects? -" James was about to curse when he suddenly froze there. The ThankGod’s family had always been mysterious. The public didn't even know which generation the ThankGod's had reproduced to, and didn't know the names of the people inside the family at all. How could this girl be able to tell the name of Lucas, the person in charge of the ThankGod's Consortium today, as soon as she blurted out? James hadn't even reacted to the name just now. Could it be that ......

But there. Kiki noticed it too because her fingers tightened slightly against my arm. “He doesn’t know everything,” she said quietly. “Of course he doesn’t,” I replied. Gabriel’s jaw clenched instantly. “You think you know something now?” he spat. “I think you’ve spent your entire life being manipulated,” I answered bluntly. That pissed him off. Good.

GABRIEL : As we angels cannot interfere, yes any human that discovers the location of the Vulgate is in danger though from what only the Father knows ELIZA : And let me guess ,he won’t say anything GABRIEL : Yes but that’s to protect you, until you are ready you cannot go after the Vulgate ELIZA : Tch, we’ll see GABRIEL : Good, now shall we get to work… ELIZA : So this power of mine that you have been talking and hyping on so much, what is it? GABRIEL : Do you know the scripture that is present within you at this moment?? ELIZA : Nope, I don’t think any scripture holder knows the scripture that is present within them GABRIEL : “For God became man and dwelt amongst us”, That is the scripture

She said flatly, glancing at him. “Why did you say that?" "Because it's true. God? He's a myth. He doesn't even hear anything anyone says, he's just taking credits for what he never even had a part in and everyone still keeps saying that he exists. " "Because he does." he replied quietly, she sighed, raising her brows at him. A small frown etched on her countenance still, he continued.

She had asked herself that too many times. God loves us all the same way, so why is it so special? Besides, it's obvious that he loves us more than us, if not, why would he allow some to be miserable, while he makes others happy? Why? “ I know. But do you know that God would still have sent his only begotten son to die, even if you were the only one on Earth? ” “ Really? ” “ Um… ” Mira nodded her head. “ You know, my most favorite chapter of the Bible is, Psalms 139. You know why? Because it reminds me of the very important fact that I was created by God and he knows everything about me and nothing about me is hidden from him as he sees everything. ”

“Did you know that there is a rumor that a God’s power weakens over the years?” “Never heard of it,” I honestly admitted. I never really did.

the chaos god said in horror; he ignored the fact that I hinted at his impending death. So I looked at the good with a sad smile. “They know what I'm talking about,” I said carefully, pointing to the gods, and the god of chaos frowned. “I daresay you have already deciphered the part of the bleeding moon spell I was unaware of.” The god of chaos gasped. “How do you know there is a part of the spell that I was unaware of?” asked Nadine's father.

I knew Caleb was wanting to get together to night with Zeke, to go over the book, but I just needed to take a bit of time to digest everything. I wanted to tell Hunter everything, but I was not sure about the tidbit about me being half God. I mean how does one even admit to that, let alone understand it. Though now that I think about it, I guess we all already knew, since my mother was a Goddess. I just never put two and two together.

I say indignantly, crossing my arms over my chest. They let out a carefree laugh as they continue to help themselves in my kitchen. “I knew I would love you; such a quick wit.” I take a step forward. “It’s Ezillus, right?” They beam at me in clear delight. “Jartre’s told you about me! I’m honoured.” I place my keys and phone on the kitchen counter and then lean against it. “So, what are you the God of? Breaking and Entering?” They let out an amused snort. “In simple terms, I’m the God of the Elements.”