providence

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providence (76:6.4) (118:10sec). See also accidents; circumstances; destiny; free will; spiritual influences
all things work together for good (4:1.4,11) (10:7.5-6) (48:4.7) (54:4.7) (67:7.8) (67:8.4) (94:6.4) (118:10.18) (182:2.1)
domain of Infinite Spirit and Supreme Being (4:1.10) (9:1.3)
God many times thrusts a Father’s hand into human affairs (97:8.5) (118:10.6)
historical teachings
Egyptian teaching that prosperity was reward for serving El Shaddai (96:1.6)
Hebraic belief in (98:7.5)
Jews derived concept from Egyptians (95:2.1)
Moses was believer in (96:5.4)
pessimism of Ecclesiastes was reaction to overoptimistic belief in (97:8.2)
shamans viewed as custodians of p. (90:2.10)
inexorable function of other-than-personal overcontrol of universe (12:7.1) (118:10.4)
interlocking activities of celestial beings who labor for honor of God and advancement of his children (4:1.1-2,7) (5:1.8) (9:2.3-5)
intervention indicates importance of a person’s function with respect to some total (118:10.5)
misunderstandings of providence
catastrophes not visitations of p. (149:2.10)
inexplicable things of life are termed mysterious dispensations of p. (85:0.4)
most of what mortals call providential is not (118:10.9)
partial and unpredictable (118:10.20-22)
represents slow and sure emergence of Supreme (118:10.23)
supinely trusting in a fictitious p. (178:1.14)

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