The Almighty
deity figure · 2 works · 2 mentions · 7 anchored passages
God · the Almighty · the Father · the supreme being
spoken of as
1 expressionin the texts
Stromata
The Father and Almighty God, invoked as creator and as the unifying authority behind law and gospel.
Therefore the law is holy, and the commandment holy and just and good.
For what God has joined together, man could never reasonably put asunder.
For not just "a god" did he address, who by prefixing the article indicated the Almighty.
The Rights of War and Peace
The deity invoked as the standard of supreme but merciful judgment and as the ground of the sanctity of oaths.
Yet he himself, notwithstanding the unchangeable nature of his sovereign will, was inclined to spare the most wicked cities, if ten righteous persons could be found therein.
It will be necessary to repeat an observation made before, with respect to oaths, both of the affirmative and promissory kind, where it was maintained that they exclude all exceptions, all mental reservations towards the person, to whom they are made, being regarded not merely as a solemn transaction with that individual, but as a stedfast appeal to God.