Divinity inside God the Son Holy Jesus Christ

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There were divine powers in the Holy words of Holy Jesus Christ. Holy words of Holy Jesus Christ cured many diseases. Holy words of Holy Jesus Christ produced miracles. Holy words of Jesus Christ calmed the Storms. Holy Words of Holy Jesus Christ expelled the evil spirits from Human bodies. Jesus Christ was himself the Word because Word 'Jesus' means 'God is Salvation'. Supreme Holy Eternal Divine Word Father God was in the Holy Divine Word 'Jesus '. Word was in the Word, Word was of Word and Word of Word was in the Word. Supreme Divinity was in the Divinity and Supreme Divinity and Divinity was one. Divinity was a part of Supreme divinity. Divinity was a son of Supreme divinity. Father God is in the Name of Holy Jesus Christ. Divine word was the Incarnation of Holy Supreme eternal divine word. Supreme Holy Eternal Divine Word was in the divine word and Divine word was in the Supreme Holy Eternal Divine Word. Divine Word became Divine Human. Holy words praised the Holy Supreme Eternal Divine Word and Holy Words praised the God the Son Holy Jesus Christ. 

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