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Seven Miracles That Saved America

Why They Matter and Why We Should Have Hope

Parametry

  • 311 stránek
  • 11 hodin čtení

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When the odds were stacked against America, could God have intervened to save us? This question, posed by Chris and Ted Stewart, forms the basis of a compelling exploration into the divine influence on pivotal moments in U.S. history. The authors present seven significant instances where Providence seemingly preserved the nation. They recount the unlikely discovery of America by Columbus, the survival of desperate English colonists at Jamestown, and the critical Battle of New York during the Revolutionary War. They also highlight the miraculous creation of the U.S. Constitution, Abraham Lincoln's fervent prayer that shifted the tide at Gettysburg, and the extraordinary events that altered the outcome of the Battle of Midway in World War II. Finally, they discuss how an assassin's bullet missed Ronald Reagan, allowing him to champion freedom globally. At each of these crucial moments, success was far from guaranteed, yet America triumphed. The authors remind us that while no man or nation is perfect, as Lincoln noted, America remains a beacon of hope. This reassuring message shines brightly in a world yearning for optimism.

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Seven Miracles That Saved America, Chris Stewart, Ted Stewart

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Titul
Seven Miracles That Saved America
Podtitul
Why They Matter and Why We Should Have Hope
Jazyk
anglicky
Rok vydání
2009
Vazba
pevná
Počet stran
311
ISBN10
1606411446
ISBN13
9781606411445
Série
Anotace
When the odds were stacked against America, could God have intervened to save us? This question, posed by Chris and Ted Stewart, forms the basis of a compelling exploration into the divine influence on pivotal moments in U.S. history. The authors present seven significant instances where Providence seemingly preserved the nation. They recount the unlikely discovery of America by Columbus, the survival of desperate English colonists at Jamestown, and the critical Battle of New York during the Revolutionary War. They also highlight the miraculous creation of the U.S. Constitution, Abraham Lincoln's fervent prayer that shifted the tide at Gettysburg, and the extraordinary events that altered the outcome of the Battle of Midway in World War II. Finally, they discuss how an assassin's bullet missed Ronald Reagan, allowing him to champion freedom globally. At each of these crucial moments, success was far from guaranteed, yet America triumphed. The authors remind us that while no man or nation is perfect, as Lincoln noted, America remains a beacon of hope. This reassuring message shines brightly in a world yearning for optimism.