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The Hand That Still Intervenes

This work illustrates how God’s hand still directs events and sustains His people in times of crisis. Through missionary accounts, church history, and testimonies of providential leading, Spicer and Menkel emphasize that divine intervention did not end in biblical times but continues in the present. The book encourages readers to recognize God’s activity in their own lives and to find courage in His unfailing guidance.

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BT 135 S7 1982

Publisher

Clermont, Florida : A Concerned Communication Publication., 1982

Collation

140 p.

Language

English

ISBN/ISSN

0939286025

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BT 135 S7 1982

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Subject(s)

Providence and government of God
Seventh-day Adventists — History
Missions — Inspirational literature

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The Hand That Still Intervenes by William Ambrose Spicer (1865–1952), co-authored with Helen S. Menkel, was published in the mid-20th century by the Review and Herald Publishing Association. The book presents narratives of divine providence and missionary experiences within the Seventh-day Adventist movement, showing how God’s guiding hand has continued to intervene in history and in the lives of His people. Written with both historical insight and devotional warmth, it served to inspire faith and trust in God’s active presence in the world.

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