Who is most powerful god

While the Marvel Cinematic Universe is branching out to the new Marvel Multiverse and its Cosmic reaches, it has been slowly building up its mythology. Steve Rogers/Captain America (Chris Evans) once told Natasha Romanoff/Black Widow (Scarlett Johansson) that there was only one god in the Marvel Universe – but he was very wrong. Three projects coming soon in Moon Knight on Disney+ will debut the Egyptian god of the moon, Khonshu. Then Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness (May 6, 2022) may introduce elder gods like Chthon. And Thor: Love and Thunder (July 8, 2022) will introduce Gorr the God Butcher (Christian Bale) to take on these gods. Related: Marvel Universe’s Doctor Strange Officially Replaced This Week Who is Khonshu in Moon Knight? Credit: Marvel Comics Marvel fans will meet their first new god on Moon Knight on Disney+. Oscar Isaac ( Star Wars) will play the Fist of Khonshu, However, this was slightly retconned in the King in Black (2020) Marvel Comics event by Donny Cates and Ryan Stegman. Khonshu became one of the Elder gods of the Marvel Universe. He has been on Earth choosing Moon Knights to enforce his will since 1,000,000 B.C. during the time of the Related: Marvel Is Killing Off Matt Murdock What are Khonshu’s powers? Credit: Marvel Comics The Heliopolitan gods, also known as the Ennead, all have the power to wield magic. This includes changing their appearances, transforming matter, wielding cosmic, elemental, and paranormal energies. Additionally, K...

Shango. Photo Yoruba Library The gods of the land keep the peace and the people in check. They were here long before we came. In many Nigerian mythologies, it is believed that the gods once walked this earth and even lived here. They took in wives, had children and when the world got too filthy for them, they moved to a supernatural place, somewhere that we’ve somehow convinced ourselves is up in the sky. But that doesn’t mean that their supernatural presence left the earth. It stayed back and believers call upon them from time to time to give guidance and maybe grant their heart desires, in times of trouble. But not all these gods are the same or operates the same way. They are unique, have different mannerism, likes and dislikes. Among the Yoruba people, they are called Orisha: And we will be looking at five most influential and powerful Orishas. Sango– He is the Yoruba mythological “god of Thunder and Lightning.” He is also called Jakuta and is one of the most worshipped gods in the world today. He was the third king of Old Oyo Kingdom. His statues usually capture him wielding a two-edged axe. He is also one of the greatest warriors in mythologies. He is worshipped on the fifth day of the week. The Bata dance is performed during his festivals and people who worship him do so in red attires which is believed to be what he wears. Ogun is the Yoruba “god of war and iron.” Yes, he is also a warrior. The first Orisha to descend on earth, he took the form of a hunter named To...

God is the greatest, most powerful and perfect being that exists. God No-one is greater than God Another passage that explains that God is the greatest being that exists, is Hebrews 6:13-14. The argument of these verses goes: Do you remember how, when God promised to bless Abraham, God swore an oath to confirm His promise? Normally, when someone swears an oath, they swear by someone greater than themselves, don’t they? But did you notice who God swore by? He swore by Himself! So obviously, there can’t be anyone greater than God; because if there had been someone greater than God, then God would have sworn by that person, and not by Himself! Since God swore by Himself, it shows that there is no-one is greater than Him. So to answer the question: “What makes God so powerful?” we must simply say: “Nothing makes God powerful: God just IS powerful – that’s His nature!” After all, if God needed someone else to make Him powerful, then that person would be more powerful than God; and this is impossible, since, as we have seen, no-one is greater than God. God is very different from us Because God is very different from us, we sometimes find this hard to understand. We are all created beings; we all rely on someone else in order to exist. But God is not created; He doesn’t rely on anyone. God exists entirely from Himself. A clue to this is found in God’s own personal name, Yahweh. The name “Yahweh” seems to be related to the Hebrew verb “to be,” and it means something like “I am Who...

• HOME • OLYMPIANS • Apollo • Ares • Artemis • Athena • Demeter • Dionysus • Hephaestus • Hera • Hermes • OTHER GODS • TITANS • BESTIARY • HEROES • MISCELLANY • Gods, Spirits & Monsters • Family Tree of Gods • Legendary Tribes • Legendary Creatures • Star Myths • Plant & Flower Myths • Greek Mythology Articles • Gallery • Texts There are many gods in Greek mythology that possess power, strength, and status. Uranus: Ancestor to the Greek Gods In the beginning, Father Sky, also known as Uranus, gave birth to the Twelve Titans. These Titans included Rhea and Cronus, mother, and father to Zeus. Cronus was jealous of his father’s power and rule, and Gaia was infuriated with him because he ostracized her youngest children from being able to ever see the light of day. Because of this, Once Uranus was castrated, Cronus and Rhea took over the throne. This was the period of the Golden Age, which everyone seemingly got along. Cronus and Rhea had five children: Demeter, Hestia, Hades, Poseidon, and Hera. Cronus learned from Uranus and Gaia that his children were going to overthrow him, just as Cronus had overthrown Uranus. To keep this from happening, Cronus ordered Rhea to swallow all of her children. Zeus is Born When Rhea was pregnant with Zeus, she devised a plan with Gaia, Mother Earth. She asked Gaia to save her children and to make Cronus pay for what he had done to both his children as well as Uranus. The Titan War After Zeus had grown up, he went home and found Cronus. He for...