Quote by Cassandra Clare

With God on your side, what does luck matter?

With God on your side, what does luck matter?

Summary

This quote emphasizes the belief that having the support and guidance of God outweighs the importance of luck. It suggests that when a person has a strong faith and trust in God, they have a higher power to rely on that transcends luck or chance. The focus shifts from depending on unpredictable elements like luck to placing confidence in the divine providence and direction. By emphasizing the significance of belief in God's presence, the quote suggests that it imparts a sense of assurance and purpose that surpasses the influence of mere luck.

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