Meanings of direct interposition in English

His escape was almost miraculous, and seemed a direct interposition of Providence.

And then the acolyte's destiny was sealed by what again appeared to Father Pedro as a direct interposition of Providence.

Before the laws governing physical health were known, diseases were supposed to result from the direct interposition of the Almighty or of Satan.

Both circumstances were of good omen to the Christians, and the first was regarded as nothing short of a direct interposition of Heaven.

Unquestionably the actual and direct interposition of the shielding authority above referred to, between man and man, is the immediate province of the MAGISTRACY.

He stopped, at a loss what to do, and then, by the direct interposition of kindly Fate, a manager spoke to him....

Such Althea considered it- adirectinterposition of Providence.

I believe that a merciful Providence does vouchsafe, at rare times, to move us by these direct interpositions.

"I regarded it as a direct interposition of Providence, because you would not dance with me."

"It means, guardy, that but for the direct interposition of Providence you never would have seen your poor little Cricket again."