"What a mighty God we serve.
Mighty God, your amazement never ceases".
Locals worship a mighty God and a once-mighty football team, the Huskers.
The rest of us were mere ghostlings compared to Sorensen, the Counselor, the mighty God.
Le Corbusier descended from the air, "a mighty god visiting his pygmy worshippers," says Niemeyer.
In ancient mythology (and most Renaissance art) Bacchus is a mighty god, uncannily in control as he gets mortals drunk.
And Heather Covington, with a girlish soprano, let loose spiraling, improvised melismatic torrents on the moody "What a Mighty God We Serve".
(More than one commenter on her blog post asked how this mighty God could intend the pregnancy but not intend the rape; is this God in charge, or not? That's a fair question.
Where Islam unifies all creatures under one mighty God to whom we must submit, Mormonism pluralizes divinity, making it an immanent, corporeal matter and making God a more fragile, hemmed-in and finite being.
At this time of year, however, the word takes on a more glorious meaning: And the government shall be upon His shoulder; and His name shall be called Wonderful, Counselor, the mighty God, the everlasting Father, the Prince of Peace.
