He is
omnific, omniform, omnipercipient, omniscience, omnipotent.
Silence, ye troubl'd waves, and thou Deep, peace, Said then th'
Omnific Word, your discord end:
(14) Besides the allusions to Paradise Lost in The Magician's Nephew discussed later in this article, other parts of Milton's epic given homage in Lewis's novel include the Son rather than the Father creating Earth (7.163-167 and 7.587-591); "another world" (7.155) being created after a revolt in an earlier-created realm; the Son speaking "the
omnific word" (7.217) in creation (with its negative parallel in Jadis's destructive "Deplorable Word" [MN 5.66]); the creation of light as accompanied by a singing host, "celestial choirs" for Milton (7.253-260) and stars for Lewis (MN 8.107); and a warning that a person with evil intent will attempt to undermine the new world (Raphael warning Adam about Satan [5.519543, 6.895-912], with Aslan warning the Talking Animals).
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(7.166-73) When "th'
omnific Word" (7.217) pauses in Chaos, the moment of Creation occurs not as a separation of water from matter, light from dark, but first and foremost as a demarcation of limits:
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(8) William Findlay, "Diaskeuasts of the
Omnific Word," Cencrastus: Scottish and International Literature, Arts and Affairs, 23 (1986): 48-52, discusses Young's attempts to revive Scottish vernacular humanism through translation.