Meanings of providential circumstance in English

But all their counsels were blasted by a happy and providential circumstance.

I escaped by a most providential circumstance which seems a very simple one.

He had himself been converted by what might well be considered a providential circumstance.

To this truly providential circumstance, perhaps, many of the colonists afterwards were indebted for their lives.

By what providential circumstance did the Americans escape?

What providential circumstance favored the attack?

But for the providential circumstance of my seeing you in the carriage with him, all would have been lost.

I must confess that its effect would have been far more serious, but for a most strange and providential circumstance.

It seemed at the time quite a providential circumstance that she too should be just confined, and in a position to take to your baby.

Had it not been for these providential circumstances, the people must have perished with famine.

There is what would seem to be a Providential circumstance that may be of use to us.

This providential circumstances saved his life.

To me, this fact seems to have been a Providential circumstance in keeping with all else in his life.

Simple as are the events which I am about to relate to you, we can see in them a chain of truly providential circumstances.

"Perfect confidence," he answered; "and I acknowledge it most gratefully, as a providential circumstance, that Captain Huntly had given him the command in time.