providentially's Usage Examples:

God", which "providentially found a settlement in this country".

Wight would have been in a short time a wealthy man, had he not been providentially stopped in his sinful career by an illumination direct from heaven,.

from "God’s Way Of Atonement", by Frank Jannaway "brother Thomas was providentially selected as the best instrument for the work at hand, namely, the recovery.

Rock, and should have thought that he was called so by chance, and not providentially.

Here I saw females and children providentially rescued — then lost! Here was a kind husband who had sworn before God.

awakened, and is again angry; but at this moment sufficient light is providentially given for him to see the prodigious cause of alarm.

given to this place, on account of a row-boat, which was once very providentially conducted within the creek, when the mariners expected every moment.

seized the opportunity of these internal troubles to make another, providentially fruitless, raid.

crewmen who made their way to Luzon by the 14th November, having been providentially cast off when Hatsuzuki got underway to engage the enemy.

Hills argues that the principle of providentially-preserved transmission guarantees that the printed Textus Receptus must.

Ray also reasoned that both Krishna and Christ were providentially designed for man's salvation.

However, he providentially makes it through to Montreal by finishing fourth in the qualifiers,.

It was providentially ordered to test and strengthen Jairus' faith.

God providentially sustains the created order, restraining of possible evils and giving.

He is apparently saved after being providentially washed ashore a rocky mid-Atlantic islet.

aboard were able to ascend the rock with the help of workmen who were providentially there to build a lighthouse.

Hanina is reputed to have been providentially guarded against errors of judgment.

Synonyms:

prudently;

Antonyms:

imprudently;