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Jesus Is My Superhero

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I think one of the greatest lines i heard on a superhero movie ( justice league) was when batman was asked whats his superpower.

Today i don’t want to bore you on the resurrection Easter Sunday.

But i just want to plead my case why Jesus is my super hero..

Every super-hero has a super power and a super weakness or (kryptonite)

Let’s look at Jesus weakness first.

He can’t lie..

He can not repent!!

2. Let’s Look at 3 Super-powers & maybe a bonus one as well.

The word Omni is the Latin root, meaning 'all.'

omnipotēns, ntis, adj.

omni potēns omnipotent

Omni is the Latin root, meaning 'all.'

Omnipotence,

Omniscience

Omnipresence

omnis+potens, almighty

Omnipotence means all-powerful.

God has supreme power.

This means God can do what he wants.

It means he is not subject to physical limitations like man is.

Being omnipotent, God has power over wind, water, gravity, physics, etc. God's power is infinite, or limitless.

Omni Present -

Omniscience means all-knowing.

God is all all-knowing in the sense that he is aware of the past, present, and future.

Nothing takes him by surprise.

His knowledge is total.

He knows all that there is to know and all that can be known.

Omnipresence means all-present.

This term means that God is capable of being everywhere at the same time.

It means his divine presence encompasses the whole of the universe.

There is no location where he does not inhabit.

omnipresence indicates that God is distinct from the universe, but inhabits the entirety of it.

He is everywhere at once.

Omni-Sapient

Many theologians regard these three attributes as essential to God's nature.

In other words, if God did not have these characteristics, he wouldn't be God.

For example, for God to be God, he would need to have supreme power (omnipotence); if he was not omnipotent, he wouldn't be qualified to be God.

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Omni Present -

Knowledge and wisdom are similar, if not complementary.

However, it is quite possible for one to be knowledgeable without being wise.

Knowledge is acquired “facts, information, and skills.”

Wisdom is better understood to have the “quality of experience, knowledge, and good judgment.”

Merriam-Webster defines wisdom as the “knowledge of what is proper or reasonable: a good sense of judgment.”[2]

In other words, knowledge is understanding how something works, whereas wisdom is the understanding how to apply information to life.

Knowledge requires intelligence.

Wisdom requires integrity.

We find that God is known to be omnisapient.

“Omni” meaning “all” and “sapient” meaning “wisdom.”

God is all wise.

Omni-Scient

Omni-Sapient

Omni-Sapient

Omni-scient, Omni-present and Omni-sapient

So My Superhero is

All-powerful

All powerful

All-knowing

All-present

All-wise

But i forgot to tell you what Jesus kryptonite is

But i forgot to tell you what Jesus kryptonite is