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I am still hopeful, however that in Providential timing, there are still enough lovers of Truth that they will 'Rally to the Texan!'.
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Toward the end of August there happened what the religously inclined termed a Providential Dispensation.
Andersonville — Volume 3 John McElroy 1887
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As if to intensify this interest, then at fever-heat, a circumstance occurred which may well be called Providential, in connection with these questions pertaining to the people of color.
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Toward the end of August there happened what the religously inclined termed a Providential Dispensation.
Andersonville John McElroy 1887
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He is disciplined and hardworking, and believes that his “success comes through careful cultivation of (implicitly Protestant) virtues in cooperation with a Providential plan.”
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He is disciplined and hardworking, and believes that his “success comes through careful cultivation of (implicitly Protestant) virtues in cooperation with a Providential plan.”
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He is disciplined and hardworking, and believes that his “success comes through careful cultivation of (implicitly Protestant) virtues in cooperation with a Providential plan.”
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It is fascinating, even Providential, that Veteran's Day falls on a Church holiday that remembers one of the first "Soldier Saints" -- one of the historic Christian conscientious objectors to war.
Shane Claiborne: When Soldiers Become Saints Shane Claiborne 2011
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It is fascinating, even Providential, that Veteran's Day falls on a Church holiday that remembers one of the first "Soldier Saints" -- one of the historic Christian conscientious objectors to war.
Shane Claiborne: When Soldiers Become Saints Shane Claiborne 2011
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According to Mark Beliles and Stephen McDowell in their book America's Providential History: "In 1782, Congress acted the role of a Bible society by officially approving the printing and distribution of the 'Bible of the Revolution,' an American translation prepared by Robert Aitken."
Chris Rodda: No, Mr. Beck, Congress Did Not Print a Bible for the Use of Schools 2010
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