Sentence examples for hand of providence from inspiring English sources

His life was austere, disciplined and watchful of the hand of providence.

Let him go home -- indicted but untried -- to fade into history and the hand of providence.

He invoked the two pillars of modern racial superiority movements: presumed nurture or cultural superiority; or nature — in this case, divine natural superiority, the "hand of providence," or God.

They also saw the new movement as presumptuously trying to pre-empt the hand of providence by wanting to cast off "the yoke of exile" before the divinely appointed time of redemption.

"I come to this place, therefore, with a sense of profound humility, as I look around here at great people who've accomplished a great thing, and also a sense of spiritual connection, acknowledging the hand of providence in establishing this place and making it a holy city".

"I am overwhelmingly impressed with the hand of providence, whenever it chooses to apply itself, and also the greatness of the human spirit, and how individuals who reach for greatness and have purpose above themselves are able to build and accomplish things that could only be done by a species created in the image of God," Mr. Romney said.

Scuccia said she was leaving her future "in the hands of providence" and would remain a "humble servant" if she wins.

We are in the hands of providence, and live directed towards the truth for that reason.

TheBlaze founder Glenn Beck, one of Cruz's most high-profile supporters, told voters at a South Carolina rally that the senator was "raised for this hour" by the "hand of divine providence". Cruz was supposed to be a messianic figure to save Christian America from its downward secularist spiral.

It was inevitable that the clergy should have leapt in at this point to claim that Smith was talking up a system of free trade whose beneficence was being guaranteed by the invisible hand of divine providence rather than by the state.

Theories of history used to be supernatural: the divine ruled time; the hand of God, a special providence, lay behind the fall of each sparrow.