I just want to post this because I found it gainful. The Greek word dunamis which means strength later became the basis of the word dynamite. The vast majority of Bibles translated it as strength but I found an interesting reading in the Godbey translation on Biblehub where he decided to translate it dynamite. I thought he did the translation before dynamite was invented but then I found out he actually did it in 1902 (dynamite was invented in 1867):
Ephesians 6:10 (Godbey)
>Finally, be filled up with dynamite in the Lord, and in the power of his might.
Philippians 4:13 (Godbey)
>I can do all things through him who fills me up with dynamite.
1 Timothy 1:12 (Godbey)
>I give thanks to Jesus Christ our Lord, the one having filled me up with dynamite, because he considered me faithful, having put me in the ministry;
2 Timothy 2:1 (Godbey)
>Therefore, my child, be thou filled up with dynamite in the grace which is in Christ Jesus,
Hebrews 11:34 (Godbey)
>obtained promises, escaped the edge of the sword, from weakness became filled up with dynamite, became mighty in war, put to flight the armies of the aliens: (!!)
It's an irregular translation and not one that I'd want in a pew Bible, but I thought it painted a picture of the energy of the Holy Spirit that the regular reading of strength or power doesn't capture. The Spirit is an explosive force that can really change your life and in the past few weeks that's exactly what He's been doing in me brothers. I pray that the Spirit too, enters into your lives, and arms you with his transforming and inspiring power, and provides you with the dynamite with which we'll go to war with the powers of Hell which are at work throughout the world today. For the ones who see this, this is our time, this is the Lord's time, this is your time to change the course of the world. May God bless all ye /christian/s. Glory to our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ forever and ever, Amen.