I have always heard that it is an angel letting you know they are with you in spirit.
(Author unknown)
I found a penny today
Just laying on the ground.
But it's not just a penny,
this little coin I've found.
Found pennies come from heaven,
That's what my Grandpa told me.
He said Angels toss them down.
Oh, how I loved that story.
He said when an Angel misses you,
They toss a penny down.
Sometimes just to cheer you up,
To make a smile out of your frown.
So, don't pass by that penny,
When you're feeling blue. It may be a penny from heaven,
that an Angel's tossed to you.
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Contrary to what people might idealistically believe - poems written in 1988 as is the one by Charles Marshburn above, or urban legends of actual heaven sent (no pun intended) pennies from angels - the phrase "Pennies from Heaven" appears to have originated as a way to explain an unexpected windfall.
From Oxford English Dictionary:
"e. pennies from heaven: money acquired without effort or risk; unexpected benefits, esp. financial ones. Also (in sing.): a windfall, a godsend (rare). [1st two citations:] [1928 A. BURSTEIN Ghetto Messenger 91 The gentleman, being cognizant of 'pennies falling from heaven' and other tricks.., appeared to take it seriously.] 1936 J. BURKE (title of song) Pennies from heaven."
The first citation appears to be a coincidence. "Pennies falling from heaven" was just a newsworthy wordsmith way of reporting actual pennies falling from the sky.
The song from 1936 is about being thankful for the little things, because they are treasures beyond compare - blue skies and new moons, and raindrops with which you can trade for or purchase sunshine and flowers (Pennies from Heaven).
My own interpretation is that it is a play on the biblical phrase "Mana from Heaven", which is also used in the present as a way to explain providential fortune when something is needed.
Timing not exactly known...as in something that will most certainly happen, perhaps soon and if not, then later.
Exactly as in the question
The mathematical term for "mean" is "mean".The popular, or colloquial term for "mean" is "average".
If discussing the general term as used in a sentence such as "You can call me any time, day or night," it means exactly that - you can call that person no matter if it's 3 AM, 11 AM, 2 PM, or 9 PM.
Are we talking about Sterling (GB Pounds) or US Dollars? In the US , pennies is a casual name for 'cents'. In the UK it is the correct term for the smallest denomination of currency. Since both currencies use the 'century' scale. In the the UK 100 pennies = 1 pound ; 100 p = £1.00 In the US 100 cents(pennies) = 1 Dollar. ; 100 c = $1.00 Hence 524272 pennies, divided by 100 = 5242.72. It follows in the UK it is £5,242,72p and in the US it is $5,242.72c.
To believe that you were sent down from heaven to be born. It is a Christian term.
To believe that you were sent down from heaven to be born. It is a Christian term.
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"Bob" was the slang term for a Shilling. There were 12 Pennies to the Shilling.
The African Luhya term for the English word 'pennies' is "tsirupia".
Verbatim.
the bank has put a hold on your assets
The Son of Heaven is an imperial title of East Asian monarchs founded on the Mandate of Heaven. The Son of Heaven is a universal emperor who rules tianxia comprising "all under heaven". The title was not interpreted literally except in Japan, and the monarch is a mortal chosen by Heaven, not its actual descendant.
The term "Empyrean" has several meanings some of them are: derived from heaven, mind of God, celestial. It is also known as the abode of God and the angels.
The African Luhya term for the English word heaven is Mwikulu.
This means exactly what it's supposed to mean.