Do Not Worry About Tomorrow. A Commentary on Matthew 6:34
Thoughts on Today’s Verse…
In this verse, the Lord Jesus tells us to give no consideration to our prospects. Since we believe in God, we should have faith in Him and let God arrange and dictate our daily life. We should only do what we should do every day, never worry about our future or what we eat and drink. Because no matter how our future will be and what kind of fate we have, it was predestined by God.
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