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Concerning refuge with a higher existence such as an Omnipotent being, what is more befitting to use, English wise:

  1. To take refuge in [Omnipotent being]
  2. To take refuge with [Omnipotent being]

Grammatically, which is correct?

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To take refuge has both literal and figurative meanings.

Among the literal meanings are to seek safety in a place and to seek safety in the company of another person or persons.

With the former we tend to use "in":

In the storm, they took refuge in a train station.

When referring to the latter, we tend to use "with":

The police determined that the fugitive had taken refuge with a motorcycle gang.

In the first, the place or building provides the safety. In the second, being in the company of those other people provides the safety.

I have emphasized tend because these are not absolute divisions. You will find in religious writing, for example, "in" and "with" used almost interchangeably:

Take refuge in the Lord.

Take refuge with the Heavenly Father.

The figurative meaning refers to a kind of spiritual security, and the Deity is often understood metaphorically as a place of refuge, a "mighty fortress" for example.

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If you take refuge with someone then that means that you both take refuge.

Example

I took refuge with my family until the storm had passed.

It is a matter of philosophy whether you take refuge in an omnipotent being. I would say that, for example, you take refuge in God's mercy.

Google ngram: take refuge in God

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I got this far:

If refuge refers to safety one would use in.

One finds safety in an [Omniscient being]
(Unless you are hiding under the table together with [Omniscient being]).

If refuge refers to shelter one could use any preposition of place:

  • Homeless people take refuge in subway shelters.
  • Julian Assange has taken refuge inside an embassy.
  • I take refuge with my mom.
  • We took refuge under the table during the earthquake.
  • She took refuge across the street, in the cafe.

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