What the Bible says about Ruach as Omnipotence
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Isaiah 30:1 "Spirit" is ruach, and it is used in the sense of invisible force or power. Thus ruach, depending on the context, is used to express intelligence, will, truth, hope, faith, knowledge, wisdom, discernment, omnipotence, omnipresence, infinity, invisibility, or holiness. These words are different from those in reference to God's soul (see Leviticus 26:11), which had to do mostly with feelings, with emotional qualities. Here ruach covers aspects that have to do with mind power. John W. Ritenbaugh Image and Likeness of God (Part One) Related Topics: God's Mind | God's Omnipotence | God's Omnipresence | God's Omniscience | Holy Spirit | Holy Spirit as Essence of God's Mind | Holy Spirit as God's Mind | Holy Spirit as the Essence of God's Mind | Image and Likeness of God | Ruach

 

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