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• God’s attribute of omnipotence is shown in His name: ______________________. (Gen 17:1, Ex. 6:3, 2Cor 6:18, Rev. 1:8)
• The _______________ proves the omnipotence of God.
• We cannot prove God’s omnipotence by ______________ because, compared to God, we are too small.
• God has two kinds of limitations:
• ___________________________ Things He has chosen not to do.
• ___________________________ Things He cannot do because it would be contrary to His _______________________ .
Example 1: God cannot ____________. (Heb 6:18)

Example 2: God cannot be _______________. (Jam. 1:13)

Example 3: God cannot ____________ _________________. (2Tim 2:13)

So, God is limited by His _________________ but unlimited in ________________ , and He can be both because with God all things are ___________________.

• God’s omnipotence is more than a Sunday School subject; it affects human lives. Here are some examples:
  
1. God created ______________________ (Jer. 32:17 & Heb 1:3)
2. God delivered Israel from ___________________________. (Ex 15:2)
3. God became human ( aka ___________________________). (Luke 1:35)
4. God planned and carried out His plan for _______________. (1Cor. 1:8)
5. God is at work in the ______________________ . (1 Cor 2:3-5).
   

• God’s omnipotence is a ___________________________ to Christians. (Gen 18:9-15 & 1Pet. 1:5)
• From our point of view, God’s greatest demonstration of His power was… ___________________________________________________________. (Rom 1:16)

Because God is omnipotent, Christians have nothing to ____________________.