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Rachel Donaldson Jackson was the deeply religious frontier-born wife
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of President Andrew Jackson, remembered more for her character
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than for any public role.
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She grew up on the rugged American frontier,
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and later managed the hermitage plantation in Tennessee,
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where her kindness, hospitality, and gentle spirit shaped everyone around her.
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Visitors described her as warm and welcoming,
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making her home a place of comfort and refuge.
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Though Andrew Jackson was known for a fiery temper,
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Rachel's calm, forgiving nature helped steady him,
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quietly influencing his attitudes and decisions
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by her example of patience, mercy, and restraint.
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She was also a positive influencer through her care for family and strangers.
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Rachel and Andrew had no biological children,
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but they adopted and raised relatives' children,
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turning their home into a large, loving household.
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She gave generously to the poor and comforted the suffering,
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showing that real greatness could be lived out in private
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every day acts of service rather than in public fame.
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Her life showed how a woman in the early United States
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could exercise strong moral leadership in the home and community without formal power.
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A well-known saying attributed to her is that she would rather be a doorkeeper
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in the house of God than live in that palace in Washington.
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This echoes the spirit of Psalm 8410 and reveals how she ranked values.
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Service to God and faithfulness mattered more than status, honor, or comfort.
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Even as her husband rose to the presidency,
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she did not crave the spotlight of being first lady.
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Instead, she longed for a simple devout life close to God.
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God played a central part in Rachel's life.
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She was a devoted Presbyterian known for deep Christian faith,
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regular prayer, and a spirit of charity and forgiveness.
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Her kindness to the poor and to guests flowed from gratitude to God
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and a desire to reflect Christ-like love.
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When political enemies attacked her reputation during the 1828 presidential campaign,
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accusing her of immorality because of the complicated history of her first marriage and divorce,
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she chose not to answer with bitterness.
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Instead, she bore the insults with dignity, leaning on her faith for strength.
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After her death, Andrew Jackson honored her with words that captured her spiritual legacy.
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She was so gentle and virtuous that Slander could wound but not truly dishonor her.
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In life and in death, Rachel Donaldson Jackson stands as an example of how strong faith,
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humble service, and steadfast love can influence others more powerfully than any official title.
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To be a positive influencer like Rachel Donaldson Jackson,
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focus on kindness, calmness, and faithfulness in everyday life.
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Welcome others, listen well, and make people feel valued.
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Stay peaceful and patient in tense moments,
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helping to calm rather than stir up conflict.
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Put your values in faith above popularity or status,
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and when people criticize you, answer with dignity and forgiveness, not revenge.
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That steady goodness is what makes your influence strong and lasting.
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Mood ships federally legal cannabis straight to your door.
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No medical card, no hassle, and here's the kicker.
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The quality is better than anything you'll find at your local dispensary.
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Whether you're into edibles, concentrates, flower, or just looking to explore,
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you'll find it all at mood.
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And it's not just the variety that makes them stand out.
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Every product is sourced from small American-owned family farms
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that care deeply about what they grow.
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It's cannabis you can trust, delivered discreetly, and ready to elevate your mood.
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And because you're a listener, you get 20% off your first order.
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Just head to mood.com.
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That's m-o-o-d.com to get started.
