Tag Archives: George Washington

Presidential Providence

  We started the week with Washington’s wisdom. Let’s end it with more of the same:     “It is the duty of all Nations to acknowledge the providence of Almighty God to obey His will, to be grateful for … Continue reading

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Presidential Wisdom

  Here in the United States, it’s Presidents’ Day, spun off from George Washington’s and Abraham Lincoln’s February birthdays. With this generic title, it recognizes all US  Presidents. How do you feel about it? All Presidents are worthy of recognition … Continue reading

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Armed with Discipline

  “Discipline is the soul of an army.” George Washington (1732-1799)     Washington’s wisdom also applies to God’s army.

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Lesson from a Founding Father

Are we looking to learn the right lessons?   “We should not look back   unless it is to derive useful   lessons from past errors.” George Washington

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Firey Wisdom

    From George Washington:   “Government . . . Like fire, it is a dangerous servant and a fearful master.” Pray that we don’t get burned.  

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Washington Wisdom

  OK, maybe he didn’t chop down the cherry tree. Maybe he did tell a lie or two. Still, George Washington spoke many wise words.     “There is a natural and necessary progression, from the extreme of anarchy to … Continue reading

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