Misfortune Quotes Quotes

“When something terrible happens, people respond to it in two ways. Either they lose their faith in God altogether, or they start believing in him even more.”
― Abhaidev, The Gods Are Not Dead

“To retrieve the ill consequences of a foolish conduct, and by struggling manfully with distress to subdue it, is one of the noblest efforts of wisdom and virtue. Whoever, therefore, calls such a man fortunate, is guilty of no less impropriety in speech than he would be who should call the statuary or the poet fortunate who carved a Venus or who writ an Iliad.”
― Henry Fielding

“Everybody has some form of misfortune in their life. It's how you overcome and make peace with your issues that distinguishes your viewpoint.”
― Nancy B. Urbach

“Some of you only take credit for good results, but run away when misfortunes show up.”
― Mwanandeke Kindembo, Sinless

“Continually, dwelling on one’s mistakes, prevents any progress or personal growth. Consider each miscue as an opportunity to acquire wisdom and to prevent future misfortune.”
― RJ Intindola – (Gandolfo) – 1977

“You can count your blessings without having to count the misfortunes of others.”
― Paul Bamikole

“The creation of positive thoughts should be a daily habit to squash any form of negativity or misfortune that could have the potential to happen.”
― Steven Redhead, Life Is A Circus

“Sometimes, we find the comfort we need in the misfortunes of others”
― Wiss Auguste, They Called Us Savages

“God sees the wickedness in this enemy's heart, watching as he continually pours out lies and deceit. His pathological nature drives him to fabricate and spread falsehoods, revealing the darkness within. Like Lucifer, he pursues lies with fervor, using them to manipulate and destroy. But God is not ignorant of his evil deeds; He is aware of every malicious word and action. The enemy may think he's getting away with it, but God is keeping account, and justice will be served. He will reap what he has sown, and the harvest will be according to the wickedness of his heart and the poison of his mouth. God's judgment will find him, and he will face the consequences of his evil actions.”
― Shaila Touchton