Louisa Bonelli Hamblin — Inspired Warning of Danger
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While living in a remote settlement during a time of high tension between settlers and local tribes, Louisa was left alone with her children while her husband was traveling. She received a distinct and powerful spiritual impression—a 'still small voice'—warning her of immediate danger and instructing her to move her children to a safer location. Acting instantly on this divine guidance, she gathered her family and sought refuge. Shortly after they moved, a raiding party passed through the area where they had been. Louisa attributed the safety of her family to the direct intervention of the Holy Ghost.
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Eloise Whiting, 'Louisa Bonelli Hamblin,' DUP History Collection; Pioneer Pathways p.244 (research confidence: medium)
