The Great I AM Part 2 1:28:25 3.30 PM

Story by: Gail Nobles

Good evening this is Gail Nobles bringing you more on the topic the Great I AM.Oh, what power lies in that declaration! No other God can claim to be no other being can exist outside of his own will!

He is the God of the impossible. Remember, he instructed Abraham to look toward heaven and he said: and tell the stars if they’ll be able to number them: and he said unto him, So shell thy seed be.” (Genesis chapter 15, verse 5) Is where you’ll find that.

Millions who have come to know him as their savior. He is the God who raises the dead and calls things that are not as though they are. The phrase ‘God calls things that are not as though they are’ is taken from Romans chapter 4 verse 17 in the Bible, where the apostle Paul discusses God‘s power to create and bring about reality from what does not yet exist. The full verse and context refers to God‘s promise to Abraham that he would be the father of many nations, despite his old age and thebarrenness of his wife, Sarah. God wants us to trust in his plans even when the evidence seems contrary.

I’m Gail Nobles. Keep these things in mind. The topic ‘The Great I AM’ will continue later on in the show. Thank you for listening.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
Good evening. This is Gael Nobles bringing you more on
the topic the great I Am Oh, what power lies
in that declaration. No other God can claim to be,
No other being can exist outside of his own will.

(00:25):
He is the God of the impossible. Remember when he
instructed Abraham to look toward heaven, And God said, and
tell the stars, if thou be able to number them?
And he said, unto him, so shall thy seed be.

(00:49):
Genesis chapter fifteen, verse five is where you'll find that
millions who have come to know him as their savior.
He is the God who raises the dead and calls
things that are not as though they are. The phrase

(01:15):
God calls things that are not as though they are
is taken from Romans chapter four, verse seventeen in the Bible,
where the apostle Paul discusses God's power to create and
bring about reality from what does not yet exist. The

(01:39):
full verse, in context, refers to God's promise to Abraham
that he would be the father of many nations despite
his old age and the barrenness of his wife Sarah.
God wants us to trust in his plans even when

(02:00):
the evidence seems contrary. I'm Gayale, Nobles, keep these things
in mind. The topic The Great I Am will continue
later on in the show. Thank you for listening.