"Holy, holy, holy!
Lord God Almighty" Not only does Bober sing of his holiness but his omnipotence—Lord God Almighty. Science supports Scripture in asserting the omnipotence of God. He creates and he sustains. Lord Kelvin once asked Liebeg the great German Chemist, if he believed that the grass and flowers grew by mere chemical force. Liebeg answered,—"No more than I could believe that this book of betony describing them could grow by mere chemical forces."
Every blade of grass, every unfolding leaf and bud, every stately tree of the forest, every enchanted valley, every towering mountain, every sea and ocean, every planet, moon, sun, star, is a visible express sion of the omnipotence of God.
Holy, Holy, Holy! Lord God Almighty All thy works shall praise Thy name, in sky and earth and sea.
Holy, Holy, Holy! Merciful and Mighty God i three Persons, Blessed Trinity.
But here is a further thought in relation to God's omnipotence,.—He is almighty not only in the material but in the spiritual realm. There is infinite comfort in this thought for the sinner, because God is omnipotent, possessing unlimited power. He is able to save them to the uttermost that come to Him, seeing that Christ live th to make intercession for them.
He can save, He can transform—And the records of Christian experience abound with illustration of the mighty power of God to transform the lives of sinful men. No matter what our position or environment, or condition may be, God's power is entirely sufficient to encompass our needs.
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