'O God' in the Bible

for nothing is impossible to God."

immediately he had the use of his speech: and he uttered himself in praises to God.

All of a sudden an army of celestial beings join'd the angel, singing praises to God, and saying,

"glory to God in the heavens, and to men on earth felicity in the divine favour."

then he took him up in his arms, and returned thanks to God in these words, "now,

at this they were all seized with astonishment, and gave thanks to God, crying out with great reverence, what a wonderful instance of power have we seen this day!

all the people, even the publicans, upon hearing him, gave glory to God, by receiving the baptism of John;

but he said to them, you pretend to piety before men, which, however they may admire, is an abomination to God, who knows your real temper.

the Pharisee in a standing posture pray'd thus by himself, O God, I thank thee, that I am not as other men, a robber, a cheat, an adulterer, or like that Publican.

but the Publican, who stood a good way lower, not daring to lift up even his eyes to heaven, only smote his breast, and said, O God, be merciful to me, who am a sinner.

and immediately he saw: and followed Jesus, glorifying God: and all the people, who were eye-witnesses, gave praise unto God.

render then, said he, to Cesar, what belongs to Cesar, and to God, what belongs to God.

The centurion upon seeing what had happen'd, gave glory to God, and said, certainly this was a righteous man.