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omnipresence
{n} unbounded presence, ubiquity
{i} state of being omnipresent, quality of being everywhere at all times
An attribute of God alone It is the quality of being present in all places at all times God is not bound by time and space because he is external to them
The concept that God is in all places at all times
the state of being everywhere at once (or seeming to be everywhere at once)
An attribute of God which explains His relationship to space The word itself means "everywhere present " The doctrine means that the divine essence is not bound by space He is present everywhere at the same time This attribute is affirmed in Jeremiah 23: 24 where God asks, "Do I not fill heaven and earth? " Perhaps the most complete statement of this doctrine in Scripture is in Psalm 139 Here David makes God’s omnipresence personal There is no escape from the divine presence Wherever David might go to flee from Him, God is already there (7-10) This is the use we should make of this doctrine Our entire lives are lived in the presence of God We should therefore be conscious of His presence in our everyday life knowing that He is watching the evil and the good that we do (Proverbs 15: 3)
Presence in every place at the same time; unbounded or universal presence; ubiquity
the ability to be at all places at the same time; usually only attributed to God
The attribute of God by virtue of which he fills the universe in all its parts and is present everywhere at once Not a part, but the whole of God is present in every place The Bible teaches the omnipresence of God (Ps 139: 7-12; Jer 23: 23-24; Acts 17: 27-28) This is true of all three members of the Trinity They are so closely related that where one is the others can be said to be also (John 14: 9-11)
An attribute of God alone It is the quality of being present in all places at all times (Jer 23: 23,24) He is not bound by time and space This does not mean that nature is a part of God and is, therefore, to be worshiped Creation is separate from God, but not independent of Him
(isim) her yerde birden bulunma
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