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providence

[prov-i-duhns] / ˈprɒv ɪ dəns /
NOUN
divine government
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"That the ordination itself should now coincide with Charles and Miriam, for me, has an extraordinary sense of the providence of God," she said.

From BBC

“The biggest faith is that of the one who is arriving. He has to depend 100% on providence.”

From Seattle Times

“The biggest faith is that of the one who is arriving. He has to depend 100% on providence.”

From Seattle Times

More than the subjective concept of talent, it is providence, manifested as other people’s unwavering confidence in his abilities, that the actor credits for his storied career as Argentina’s most celebrated film star internationally.

From New York Times

“I believe that our Constitution was inspired by providence,” he said at the time.

From New York Times