The Omnipresence and Unveiling of God’s Knowledge

It is an undisputed truth that nothing is hidden from our Creator. The Bible makes this clear when it states, “13 And there is not a creation that is hidden from his sight but all things are naked and openly exposed to the eyes of the one to whom we must give an account.”— Hebrews 4:13. This scripture underscores the immense and unyielding knowledge of God.

This passage helps us understand the principles God provided to his people through the Old Testament, such as the commandment against coveting one's neighbor's possessions. No human ruler can determine if this law was broken, as only God can read the heart. For God, however, nothing is hidden. As the Bible further states, “7 But Jehovah said to Samuel: “Do not pay attention to his appearance and how tall he is for I have rejected him. For the way man sees is not the way God sees because mere man sees what appears to the eyes but Jehovah sees into the heart.””— 1 Samuel 16:7.

Therefore, nothing escapes God's attention. Moreover, God's patience does not imply ignorance or lack of awareness; rather, it is a profound attribute that reflects his desire for all to repent and avoid destruction. From the purpose of God's patience in 2 Peter 3:9 to the message in Ezekiel 33:11, we see a compassionate yet firm declaration that God does not desire anyone to be destroyed but wishes all to change and live. God's patience is a chance for us to turn from our ways and seek righteousness.

One might argue that certain realities, such as the fantastical worlds depicted in stories, are hidden from the divine. However, the Bible makes it clear that reality, in a spiritual sense, is always open to God. As God is omnipotent, no event or action in creation can be hidden from him. For example, God’s whisper to Samuel was not about any physical reality but rather a deep understanding of human hearts.

This argument extends to characters like Dr. Strange, whose magic and realities in the Marvel universe, while fascinating and complex from a human perspective, are also open to God's knowledge. The Magnus of Dr. Strange stories is, in a sense, a figment of human imagination, but God sees beyond these boundaries, and even the most complex and enigmatic realities are within his purview.

Thus, we learn that God’s knowledge and omnipresence are not limited by our finite understanding. He sees all, including the most enigmatic and wondrous aspects of creation, whether in fantasy or reality. This truth encourages us to reflect on our actions and thoughts, knowing that every part of our lives is open to the scrutiny of God, and that his patience is a call to repentance and righteousness. May we seek to ensure that what lies deep within our hearts is both righteous and pleasing to Him, and thus hope for a future reward, as documented in Revelation 11:18 and 21:3–5.

In conclusion, the omnipresence and knowledge of God are not bounded by human constructs or imagination. We are all under His watchful and wisdom-filled gaze. As we navigate life, let us remember that every aspect of our existence is open to His scrutiny, and let His mercy and patience be our guide.