Thanks for explaining. Indeed, I should perhaps have included this into my answer. Some questions are also formulated in a way that simply doesn't allow for a correct answer. 

Just if I had another try, I'd say: because the acts of creating the rock and the act of lifting it are separate, maybe there is no paradox. At one moment of time, the almighty power creates an infinitely heavy rock. At the moment of creation, the stone is not being lifted, and it is really impossible. But at another moment, when the almighty power lifts the rock, it thus also sets a finite limit to its weight. 

So the almighty power:
1. can create infinitely heavy objects and
2. can move infinitely heavy objects by altering their nature, i.e. by making their weight finite.
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