Thou God Seest Me

There is a great big theological word that preachers sometimes use to try to show off their religious intelligence- a word that refers to one of God's attributes. That word is "omniscience." This means that we have an all-knowing God. In everyday language

Episode 73 of the Ocean Lakes Church Service podcast, hosted by Ocean Lakes Family Campground, titled "Thou God Seest Me" was published on September 26, 2021 and runs 14 minutes.

September 26, 2021 ·14m · Ocean Lakes Church Service

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There is a great big theological word that preachers sometimes use to try to show off their religious intelligence- a word that refers to one of God's attributes. That word is "omniscience." This means that we have an all-knowing God. In everyday language, we sometimes refer to God's all-seeing eye. In the 16th chapter of Genesis, we have an interesting story of one woman who found this to be true in her own life. Her name was Hagar. Let's think together for a few minutes at this story from Genesis 16. Thank you for joining us this morning as we see what Hagar meant when she said, "Thou God sees me."

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