Why do many God believers say "O my God" when they see or hear of disaster?

Question

If the disaster deadly, is their God a "ministration of death"?

What about whatever ye loose on earth, is loosed in heaven?
Would this not make ye (do err) repsonsible for the disaster?

James, to 12 scatter-brained tribes: thou (vain man) doest well (about this well): devils also "believe" (there's one God). BUT wilt thou "know" (rather than believe, trust, have faith in, fear & tremble Law)?

JC to vain man: ye(do err) shall "know" the truth... shall make you(made perfect) free; Paul: perhaps free of believing a false God of false/true Gods, free of believing a foolish God of foolish/wise Gods, free of believing such law law of a God on "high" in "heavens". For it's a "fall"(from grace above) and "fearful"(tormenting) to "fall" into the law law "hands" of this God, where it's "law" worketh "wrath"(God hath NOT appt'd us unto) on either the L or R hand.

Answer 1

I believe it is said when disaster strike as a way of prayer without really knowing how to finish the thought behind it. Should you say, "O my God, please let them be okay?" or "O my God, tell me why this happened?" I think it is the beginning thought that is shut down by the inability to wrap their mind around the incident well enough to handle coherent prayer.

Answer 2

It is not the believer who says that, because that would be using God's name in vain. It is always the professed "non beleiver" who shouts that. It goes along with God's prophecy of....

Romans 14:11 For it is written, As I live, saith the Lord, every knee shall bow to me, and every tongue shall confess to God.

There is actually no such thing as a non believer. What they are is disobedient to God's laws. They know He exists just like satan does, but they refuse to obey Him and accept His son Jesus as their saivor. They will share the same fate of satan who is their father.

John 8:44 Ye are of your father the devil, and the lusts of your father ye will do. He was a murderer from the beginning, and abode not in the truth, because there is no truth in him. When he speaketh a lie, he speaketh of his own: for he is a liar, and the father of it.

But the good news is that they can be adopted into the family of God by accepting Jesus as their savior, and be taken from the grips of satan who will loose his claim to them, just by an invitation for Jesus to come into their hearts and lives.

Answer 3

No, it does not. it would propose that the guy who "died" (as Christians we assume there is not any loss of life, in easy terms a metamorphosis) become necessary extra someplace else, or he/she had performed all that become required of him/her in this life, or he/she had worked difficult and earned a relax. There are effective motives for being taken. I understand, nevertheless, that a non-believing individual could experience harm by ability of a assertion like that, whether the harm become unintended and become meant just to credit God with the consequence.

Answer 4

Just like people say

Great Scot!
Great Cesar's ghost
By George
I'll Be
I never
What the F^%$
What the F&^& over
Jesus
Jesus Christ
OH NO
Bloody Good show!

Answer 5

God believers say "o my god" when they hear or see a disaster because it shocks them. So does everyone else. As long as the god belivers go home and pray about it then it will be okay

Answer 6

Well, I'd always just assumed it was a brief prayer *because* of the disaster...

Answer 7

I never use that term, it is taking the Lords name in vain.

Answer 8

I do not and I hope if people do it is a prayer but fear more often it is blasphamy

Answer 9

because they are god believers!!!

Answer 10

I don't say that. I say "Holy S.hit"