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God Quote by Grace Livingston Hill

“reminding him of what he once intended to be before he ate the apple of wisdom and became as the gods and devils.” quote by Grace Livingston Hill
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““reminding him of what he once intended to be before he ate the apple of wisdom and became as the gods and devils.””

Grace Livingston Hill

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Unseen Trail, 1915

He abandoned his noble aspirations after succumbing to temptation, losing his divine potential.

In simple terms: He gave up his dreams after making a bad choice.

Key Takeaway

Guard your aspirations against short‑term temptations.

Themes

temptation spirituality ambition

Mood

cautionary inspirational

Type

moral reflective

When to use this quote

  • career choices
  • ethical dilemmas
  • personal growth

Key Concepts

free will mythology

Questions to Reflect On

  • What temptations have altered your path?
  • Can redemption follow a fall?
A Different Perspective

The story assumes a binary good‑evil outcome.

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