Divine protection

Definition and stakes

Matthew Henry,  Matthew Henry's Commentary on the Whole Bible… (1700s)

“ First, He here puts them under the divine protection, that they may not be run down by the malice of their enemies; that they and all their concerns may be the particular care of the divine Providence: " Keep their lives, till they have done their work; keep their comforts, and let them not be broken in upon by the hardships they meet with; keep up their interest in the world, and let it not sink." ”
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Portrait of Raghupathi Venkataratnam Naidu Raghupathi Venkataratnam Naidu,  The Message and Ministrations of Dewan Bahadur R. Venkata Ratnam (1923)

“ Aware of our weaknesses and alive to our shortcomings, what other safe way can we discover for our life than that of completely surrendering ourselves to Him, who is infinitely wise, powerful and merciful? Thus worship is imperatively necessary for every believer in God. Again, there is something very remarkable in the fact that in all ages and among all nations Divine protection and Divine guidance have always been supplicated. Systems of religion at mutual discord in other respects stand side by side in defending the practice of prayer and in commending that practice to the world. ”
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