God is Sovereign and He is Providential
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Our English dictionary defines Sovereign
As supreme ruler, especially a monarch possessing supreme or ultimate power independently and without outside interference: a sovereign, democratic republic | accusations of interference in sovereign affairs.• [attributive] archaic or literary possessing royal power and status: our most sovereign lord the King.• [attributive] dated very good or effective: a sovereign remedy for all ills.DERIVATIVES sovereignly adverbORIGIN Middle English: from Old French soverain, based on Latin super ‘above.’ The change in the ending was due to association with reign.Type your paragraph here
Our English dictionary defines Providential / Providence
Providential |ˌprävəˈden(t)SH(ə)l| adjective1 occurring at a favorable time; opportune: thanks to that providential snowstorm, the attack had been repulsed.2 involving divine foresight or intervention: God's providential care for each of us.DERIVATIVES providentially |ˌprävəˈden(t)SHəlē| adverbORIGIN mid 17th century: from providence, on the pattern of evidential.
Providence|ˈprävədəns| nounthe protective care of God or of nature as a spiritual power: they found their trust in divine providence to be a source of comfort.• (Providence) God or nature as providing protective or spiritual care: I live out my life as Providence decrees.• timely preparation for future eventualities: it was considered a duty to encourage providence.ORIGIN late Middle English: from Old French, from Latin providentia, from providere ‘foresee, attend to’ (see provide) .
I. Biblical examples
A. God stirred the heart of Cyrus (2Chron.36:22, Ezra.1:1-4, 2King.19:28, Job.12:19, Prov.21:1 / Isa.37:29;
44:25 / Eze.29:4; 38:4; 39:2)
B. Deut.4:39
C. 1Chron.29:12
D. Job.9:12
E. Psa.29:10; 47:2; 83:18; 93:1; 135:6; Dan.2:20; 4:35, Matt.6:13, Acts.17:24, Rom.9:10
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