It isn't found in The Bible at all, but is a rap and hip-hop line, and a Broadway musical.
The earliest reference to the line I know of predates the Broadway show by decades. In James Weldon Johnson's novel, "The Autobiography of an Ex-Colored Man" (1912), he describes a preacher named John Brown at a "big meeting": "He struck the attitude of a pugilist and thundered out, 'Young man, yo' arm's too short to box wid God!'"
Your Arms Too Short to Box with God was created in 1976.
The original playwright who said "What if your arms are too short to box with God" was James Baldwin in his play "The Amen Corner." The line reflects the theme of the play, which explores the relationship between faith, identity, and the limitations of human understanding in the face of divine power.
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The Gospel of Matthew substitutes the phrase "kingdom of heaven" for "kingdom of God."
Matthew means gift of God or God-given.
In the Arms of God was created on 2004-07-09.
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Matthew, the first Gospel, was inspired by God and written by the apostle Matthew.
"Matthews" is derived from the possessive of "Matthew" and Matthew is Hebrew, meaning "Gift from God." As a Biblical name, it, or its variations, can be found wherever the Christian religion has a substantial population.
Matthew means "gift of Yahweh," or "gift of God."
The disciple Peter answered Jesus' question with these words, as found in Matthew 16:16 "...You are Christ, the Son of the living God." Peter confessed Jesus as both the promised Messiah and as divine.
"Blessed are the poor in spirit, for theirs is the kingdom of God" can be found in Matthew 5:3. It is part of a list called the Beattitudes.