Omnipotent In A Sentence

• At thy omnipotent word!
• What wonderment he has caused with his omnipotent memory!
• A sick wife is omnipotent as regards her husband.
• God filleth all in all, is everywhere omnipotent and wise.
• She could but leave it in Omnipotent hands.
• Life, God, omnipotent Good, deny death, evil, sin, disease.
• Disease, sin, evil, death, deny Good, omnipotent God, life.
• By its omnipotent influence, man is enabled to lay the elements under tribute.
• He regarded strong, lucid argument as the omnipotent force of progress.
• How far would be the reach between Joseph himself and the omnipotent master?
• This omnipotent Committee had supervision of foreign affairs and appointments.
• The divine will is the will of an omnipotent being, and I am a feeble being.
• Or, to the omnipotent allied, Control his heaven, or join his side?
• And forget not, above all, to believe in its Omnipotent Power.
• We felt that God was near, and omnipotent to do what seemed best in His sight.

• The will is almost omnipotent to determine habits which virtually are omnipotent.
• His cosmogony seems the work of an omnipotent demiurge fashioning the universe at will.
• He felt all his hopes numbed and palsied in the face of this omnipotent despair.
• Their persons were encircled with the "divinity" that hedges the omnipotent landed proprietor.
• But in the presence of the Omnipotent how insignificant is the proudest and the noblest of men!
• The creation of a new heart, the renewing of a right spirit is an omnipotent work of God.
• Unlesse omnipotent power we will empair, And say that empty space his working can debarre.
• Forth from His right hand streams the universe, projected by the omnipotent repulsion of His will.
• I would not accept a second creation, I thank the Omnipotent for his kind protection.
• We can still call Him Omnipotent in the sense that He possesses all the power there is.
• The simple and high-minded felicity of still having something prohibitable subject to your omnipotent legislation!
• Neither quality is predicable of an omniscient and omnipotent being, for whom there could be no difficulties or evils to overcome.
• Gradually the omnipotent power of right is overcoming the inertia of humanity, and the world is moving.
• Then again, what is the unseen and omnipotent entity which causes these phantoms to follow one another in that incredible magic lantern?
• Unto her be salutations and praise, and most great mercy, sheltered in the compassion of her omnipotent Lord.
• It only seems to me necessary to affirm it, in order to confirm the axiom that God is omnipotent and all-loving.
• Therefore, no such bargains hold good, no words bind, no contract is valid: the omnipotent law unlooses all that was thus bound.
• He is in constant relationship with a conscious omnipotent Being, in whose likeness he is in some sort formed, and to which he is in some sort kin.
• If God is omnipotent and all-loving, we are bound to believe that suffering and death are sent by him deliberately, and not cruelly.
• The Count de Cazeneau certainly has the chief power there; but whether he is omnipotent remains to be seen.
• It is the sense that the social order, however omnipotent it may seem, is limited and finite, and that man has in him a kindred with the Eternal.
• Does the Omnipotent Spirit go to a man to give him a good will, and then refuse to give it because the poor man has it not already?
• An omnipotent God desiring to found a religion, would have employed simpler and less fatal means for His most faithful servants.
• The law of Moses was buried when the law of Christ was given, which is the law of our omnipotent Father.
• They have their uses, and chill and dreary and desolate as they may be, they are parts of an arrangement ordered by infinite goodness and omnipotent wisdom.

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