The Omnipotence of God

Wow!  2020 has been an incredible year.  So much so, that I realized that I had not written a single blog all year.  And today is Christmas Eve! Have Mercy Lord!

As I was going about my daily chores this week, in my spirit, I heard the word, “Omnipotence”.  And how fitting to write about the Omnipotence of our Lord and Savior on the eve of the day in which many Christians celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ of Nazareth.

“And I heard as it were the voice of a great multitude, and as the voice of many waters, and as the voice of mighty thunderings, saying, Alleluia: for the Lord God omnipotent reigneth.”

The Greek word for omnipotent is “pantokratōr” and which means “the all ruling that is God (as absolute and universal sovereign)”.  Other definitions are “he who holds sway over all things”, “the ruler of all” and “almighty: God”

Obviously, George Frideric Handel, who penned the famous Handel’s Messiah was captivated by Revelation 19 and the chorus is replete with many of the scriptures found in the passages.

I don’t know about you, but I assumed that the year 2020, would be all about vision.  Boy, was I mistaken; because it appears that this year was wrought with shakings (Hebrews 12:27).

And I’m sure that you would agree with me that none of us would have ever envisioned that we would find ourselves engulfed in a global pandemic known as COVID-19.  Here in the United States of America, I for one, assumed that our great nation would be insulated from the virus that was first mentioned in China.

But in March of this year, the Coronavirus would grip Corporate America and many families with sickness and death, fear, foreclosure, eviction, closing of businesses, economic collapse, sheer hopelessness, and with a by-product of looting, protests, and anarchy.

But God in all of His sovereignty was not caught off guard.  For you see, vs. 16 proclaims that He is the KING OF KINGS AND LORD OF LORDS.  He is sovereign and knows all things.

Yes, we as Christians might have experienced fear and hopelessness at the seeming unending array of devastation that our nation and our world experienced this year.  But if we continue to trust God and to stay faithful to Him, He will be faithful to us, whether on this side of heaven or if He should call us home.  Our God is Faithful and True (vs. 11).  We must stay in God’s Word to be edified and sustained and vs. 13 reminds us that the name of Jesus is the “Word of God”.

The Word of God says, Jesus is the same, Yesterday, Today, and Forever and He will take care of us.  The Word of God says that Jesus will never leave us nor forsake us. (Deut 31:6)  So, whatever time we are afraid, we will trust in the Lord. (Psalm 56:3).  Alleluia and Merry Christmas!

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