Nothing Will Be Impossible With God

The phrase "Nothing will be impossible with God" is a translation of a biblical verse found in the Gospel of Luke (1:37) and the Gospel of Matthew (19:26) in the New Testament. The original Greek phrase is "ou gar adunatōthesei para tō Theō pantos," which translates to "for nothing will be impossible with God" in English. In Hebrew, this phrase can be translated as "כי לא יאבד דבר ממעשיו" (ki lo yavad davar mimma'asav). The phrase is also rendered in Latin as "nihil enim impossibile apud Deum" and in Arabic as "فإنَّ لاَ شَيْءَ عَسَى الله" (fa-inna la shay'a 'asa Allahu). This declaration underscores the omnipotence and sovereignty of God, emphasizing that with divine intervention, no task or challenge is beyond the realm of possibility. It is often cited to inspire faith and trust in God's power to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.