Sermon Tone Analysis
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Providence…What is it.
To quote R.C. Sproul’s book “Does God Control Everything?”
Let us begin with a simple definition.
The word providence has a prefix, pro-, which means “before” or “in front of.”
The root comes from the Latin verb videre, which means “to see”; it is from this word that we get our English word video.
So, the word providence literally means “to see beforehand.”
The providence of God refers to His seeing something beforehand with respect to time.
His name is El Roi the God who sees me
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