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He who’s thunderous footsteps can divide a mountain.
(an allusion to Zechariah 14:4)
Almighty God
He, has power and governs in the greatest of all tornados and whirlwinds.
His voice, is the voice of the greatest of all the oceans.
Who speaks with the brilliant light, brighter than lightning.
He who’s thunderous footsteps can divide a mountain.
He, who controls and moves in the greatest of all whirlwinds.
His voice, is the voice of the greatest of all the oceans.
Who speaks with the brilliant light, brighter than lightning.
He who’s thunderous footsteps can divide a mountain.
The Earth, melts in the presence of His holy countenance.
I am He, the Almighty God, Jesus and in the (Trinity)
The True and Living God is we (one in Unity, equal in power).
Willing to come humbly, and to sacrifice one’s self.
How dare there be any mention of any little others.
For I (God) says personally, “I do not know of anyone else.”
If else, they be false gods, “mini parasites and leeches.”
Yet, from all eternity, there is Me, “The Almighty God, Trinity."
"I am," the only Savior from alpha to omega.
The Great “I Am” is Me.
How dare there be any mention of any others.
For I (God) says personally, “I do not know of anyone else.”
If else, they be false gods, “mini parasites and leeches.”
Yet, from all eternity, there is Me, “The Almighty God;Trinity."
"I am," the only Savior from alpha to omega, A to Z.
The Great “I Am” is Me.
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