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“If your every human plan and calculation has miscarried, if, one by one, human props have been knocked out, and doors have shut in your face, take heart. God is trying to get a message through to you, and the message is: "Stop depending on inadequate human resources. Let me handle the matter.".”

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Catherine Marshall

Catherine Marshall was an American author, born on September 27, 1914, and died on March 18, 1983. She is known for her deeply religious-themed novels. more

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