What does it mean that God is omnipresent?
It means that He is everywhere. In the spatial universe that we live in, there is no place that God is not. He is right next to us no matter where we are. The Psalmist says that wherever man can be God is there. He is before us, behind us, above us, and below us. Whether we flee to the darkest night or to the brightest morning, descend to hell or rise up to heaven, we are always in the presence of God. God's omnipresence is His being "everywhere present."
The reason for this is because God created space and time.
He is the king of the ages because He made them. Since He is infinite and eternal everything exists in Him. "For in Him we live and move and have our being..." (Acts 17:28)
Well, what does it mean that God is omnipresent? It means that, of course, He is everywhere. That in the space, the spatial universe that we live in, there is no place where God is not. He is right next to us no matter where we are. The psalmist says that Wherever man can be, God is there.
He's before us, He's behind us, He's above us, He's below us. And whether we flee to the darkest night or we flee in the direction of the brightest morning, whether we descend to hell or rise up to heaven, we are always in the presence of God. God's omnipresence is His being everywhere present. Now, Just a little background to this, of course, the reason for this is that God created space and time. God didn't exist way back there, some people think this way I think, because they haven't considered it.
God wasn't back there living in space and time all by Himself. The Trinity wasn't back there living in space and time all by itself, all by themselves. Because space and time didn't exist before God created. He is the King of the Ages. He made the ages, Hebrews 1.
The King of the ages, 1 Timothy 1.17. And so the reason that God is right next to everything in space is that God made everything And since he's infinite eternal, everything exists in him. In him we live and move and have our being. Thank you. Thank you.