Like I said, any one with supernatural powers according to
Buddhism can so called intervene lives divinely.
With the exception of ability to change someone's elses karma and
karmic effect or ability to make someone be reborn in heaven, etc..
as I posted previously regarding th Maha Brahma as an example
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..The Venerable Ledi Sayadaw, a
highly renowned Myanmar scholar-monk of the first part of this
century, gave a careful analysis of the powers of Maha Brahma in
his Niyama Dipani (MB pp. 138-39). He states that although Maha
Brahma can perform all sorts of transformations, he cannot actually
create independent creatures, change the kammic law of cause and
effect, or keep anyone from growing old or dying. Brahma can use
his special powers to transport a man to the brahma plane for a
short visit, but he cannot ensure that someone will be reborn
there...
A Buddhist however does not believe in any personal Creator that
can go against karmic laws.
