heaven-sent

[ hev-uh n-sent ]

/ ˈhɛv ənˌsɛnt /

providentially opportune: A heaven-sent rain revived the crops.

Origin of heaven-sent

First recorded in 1640–50

Within hours, the moralizing Los Angeles local media had bungled this heaven-sent opportunity.

Mate the Press |Joe Mathews |June 11, 2009 |DAILY BEAST
Heaven-sent—never a doubt, never a speculation; just knowing and believing—souls stripped bare of all pretence.

The Tin Soldier |Temple Bailey
Almost innumerable are the services which this heaven-sent plant renders to the inhabitants of the countries where it flourishes.

The Desert World |Arthur Mangin
In all the world there never was another such a comforting, sustaining, heaven-sent creature as you are!

The Little Grey House |Marion Ames Taggart

View your relative connections as each a Heaven-sent teacher.

The Young Maiden |A. B. (Artemas Bowers) Muzzey
And all unseen by you a host of heaven-sent fatuities swathes him about, even, maybe, as they swathe you about.

The Wheels of Chance |H. G. Wells

heaven-sent

providential; fortunate a heaven-sent opportunity