Omnipotence Definition Bible Novels & Stories

he points out. “Weaknesses that no mortal could possibly obtain,” I argue. “Are you sure about that?” he challenges. “Because they clearly found a loophole or a weakness and figured out how to use it.” My brows crease in a deep-set frown. The only thing that can hurt or hinder a God is the magic and blood of another God. I don’t see how any mortal could procure or master either of those things, yet I can’t deny that he’s right otherwise Orenda would have been found immediately.

She also expresses her gratitude to God for giving her a husband and her five children. But as David said,” God knows it already before a word comes out from our mouth because God is an ever-knowing and Loving God.God is Omnicient,Omnipresence and Omnipotence God.”The couple proclaims it that morning in the ancestral mansion of the farmland. After their breakfast, the pair instantly get ready for the preparations of their projects as Carl appears from the backdoor well dressed already and keen to support their projects for the poor and less privileged. Carl says with a smile, "Auntie, Uncle, I propose that you see them first so that you will know what they really need. Perhaps they were aski

His mind looked around the cosmos thinking he could find the face of God but Cain knew he was too busy to look down on him, this alone gave him a feverish sensation down his spine. "Is this your greatest way of punishing me?" Cain asked and his voice echoed into oblivion, practically into the dept of the stars and into nothingness "Is this your biggest plan for me? Your curse on me? How mature of you!" He said but there was no occurrence, only the glaring of stars looked down at him gently which made him a little angry "They say you're omnipotent, omniscience and omnipresent but none of the omnies belongs to you. You're nothing distinct from a fragile human, watching and observing in quietne

Demola was praying, so I was releasing the bullet of the word of God. She slept off, after twenty minutes, she woke up, collected her baby, and was going but not without telling me," Don't think, you can get rid of me easily. I have told you that my coming back will be nasty. Didn't I." She opened her eyes and it became like the eyes of an owl. "You are Mabel, not Monica. You are finished, your powers have been ceased a long time ago. Go and ask your father. He is fallen over two thousand years ago. Jesus spoilt principalities and power, he made a public show of them, triumphing over them in it. It is finished." I blasted her. She screamed and ran out shouting, "fire is burning me".

“It is a ritual by which one renounces the God and accepts the devil as his Supreme Master in return for the devil’s assistance in what he chooses to do or achieve.” “Devil…, Supreme Master…; is there such a thing or being called devil?” I was stammering. “Do you believe in the Bible?” he asked. “I think so,” I said cautiously. “The Holy Bible calls him ‘the ruler of this world’ and ‘the prince of the power of the air.’ These titles, and many more attributed to the devil throughout the Bible signify his powers, and show that in some way he rules over the world and the people in it. This is not to say that he rules the world completely; only God does that. When the Bible says that devil has p

She nodded her head and he smiled in response. "God bless you, my child. May He be with you as He was with Moses. May He help you with everything. Just don't lose courage." Courage was something that could easily break and Delilah counted her life as really important. Along with that, saving her father from their clutches was another important thing. However, she found some strength and she knew if God was with her, nothing could be impossible for her as Jesus says in Matthew, with men, this is impossible, but with God, all things are possible. And God was with her.

My chest tightened at his words. "And if not for me you would be weak, so you should feel lucky." I spit out angrily. "You think too highly of yourself." Alexander chuckled. "Your weak children say otherwise." I mumbled as I looked at his children before smiling. They were beyond weak and it made me ecstatic. Maybella was quick to narrow her eyes at me. "They aren't weak." She exclaimed angrily. "Any God can tell that they aren't even tier 8 gods. He can't transfer over power to another goddesses womb nor can he give them any extra power since it's like they are a half breed." I mumbled.

Aria's POV "First paradox!" Luna-Genesis announced, reality bending around her words. "Create a stone so heavy you cannot lift it!" The Genesis children exchanged glances. A classic omnipotence paradox. Genesis stepped forward confidently. "Easy!" The child created a boulder of crystallized impossibility. "I make it unliftable by definition!" "Then lift it," Luna-Omega challenged. Genesis reached for the stone, then froze. "But... if I lift it, it wasn't unliftable. If I can't, I'm not omnipotent."

The voice made me remember a verse our pastor used as a sermon in the bible the last time I attended the evening bible study that always takes place every Tuesday. I can recall the verse very well that says, "For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, but against principalities, against powers, against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in high places. Take therefore the whole armour of God, that you may be able to withstand in the evil day, and having done all, to stand. Stand, therefore, with your loins girt with truth and your breastplate of righteousness on. And with the preparation of the gospel of peace on your feet;

Benjamin said. “You can’t subdue me… Can’t you see I’m too strong for you? You thought you cast me into hell but here I am today.” Katrina said with evil laughter. “That’s what you think. The Almighty God has given me the authority to trample upon you.” Fr. Benjamin said, holding the crucifix up.