omnipercipiencet (omnipersipiens)

[ the abstract idea of omnipotence, understood as capability of doing anything whatever (with no limitation from moral considerations), and is limited by the holine of God, in accordance with which it is impo ible for him to do wrong. Omnipotence is e entially in God; it is not distinct from the e ence of God, it is his e ence. Charnock, On the Attributes, II. 21. Will Omnipotence neglect to save The suffering virtue of the wise and brave? Pope. 2. Infinite resource; unbounded power. Whatever fortune Can give or take, love wants not, or despises; Or by his own omnipotence supplies. Sir J. Denham , The Sophy, iv. 1. omnipotency (om-nip'ō-ten-si), n. [As omnipo- tence (see -cy).] Same as omnipotence. a. [= F. omnipo omniferous (om-nife-rus), a . [L. omnijer , omnis , all, + ferre = E.bear1 .] All-bearing; pro- ducing all kinds. omnific (om-nif'ik), a. [L. omnis , all, + facere , IMG:content-1698.png:[blocks in formation] omniform (om'ni-fôrm), a. [ Harper's Mag., LXXVI. 760. Norris, Reflections on Locke, p. 31. monsters and the gods-whence thine eternal youth? Thou omniform and most mysterious Sea, mother of the omniformity (om-ni-fôr'mi-ti), n. [ -ity .] The quality of being omniform. imagination, in virtue of its omniformity. The sole truth of which we must again refer to the divine Cole ridge, The Friend, ii. 11. omnify (om'ni-fi), v. t.; pret. and pp. omnified, ppr.omnifying. [ Omnify the disputed point into a transcend ant, and you may defy the opponent to lay hold of it. Cole ridge. IMG:content-1699.png:[blocks in formation] A payre of Swi ers omnipotent galeaze breeches. Nash , Haue with you to Saffron-Walden. Omnipotent Act, an English statute of 1664 (16 and 17 Car. II., c. 8), providing that judgments after verdict in civil cases shall not be stayed or reversed for want of form in pleading, and that executions in such cases shall not be stayed except upon recognizance: so called because of the far-reaching powers of amendment it gave the courts. omnipotently (om-nip'ō-tent-li), adv . In an omnipotent manner; with almighty power; with unlimited power. The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia: The Century dictionary omnipresence