In "The Confessions of Nat Turner," Nat expresses his belief in a divine purpose and destiny from a young age. Look for passages where he reflects on visions or signs that he interpreted as calling him to lead his people or fulfill a greater mission. He often references being set apart or having a special role to fulfill in the world, which indicates his belief in a grand purpose. A specific excerpt may mention his thoughts during childhood or an early realization of his role, signifying his conviction about being destined for something significant. If you have access to a particular passage, I can help analyze it further.
Which excerpt from the primary source—The Confessions of Nat Turner—supports the statement that he believed he was destined for great things from an early age?
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