In Samoan, "all the time God is good" can be translated as "O le taimi uma e lelei ai le Atua." This phrase expresses the belief in God's constant goodness. If you're using it in a religious context, it conveys a message of faith and gratitude.
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Samoan Assemblies of God was created in 1928.
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As a Samoan, I do not hate Tongans. We all have our likes and dislikes in each other, but we don't "hate" each other, and when I say "each other", I mean Samoan to Samoan, Samon to Tongan, Samoan to palagi, Tongan to Tongan, English to English, and so forth. "Hate" is a strong ugly word. We are all children of God, and the less hate in the world, the better chance of us all getting along in a peaceful world. God bless Tongans, Samoans and all other ethnic groups.
Goodbye in Samoan is "Tofa Soifua".hello-Talofa God bye-Tofa
Praise God = Viia le Atua.
muamua le atua
Fa'atuatua i le Atua.
In the Christian religion God is all-powerful, all-knowing, and all-seeing. So in answer to your question, yes, the christians believe it is possible.