Bible Verse On Life
Mathew 6:34
Therefore don’t be anxious for tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Each day’s own evil is sufficient.
This passage, found in Matthew 6:34, is part of Jesus' Sermon on the Mount. In this passage, Jesus is addressing the issue of worry and anxiety, particularly as it relates to the future. He encourages his listeners not to be anxious for tomorrow, but to instead focus on the present moment. The reason for this is that tomorrow has its own worries and troubles, and it is unnecessary to add to them by worrying about them in advance.
The phrase "tomorrow will be anxious for itself" is likely a reference to the idea that the future is uncertain and that people have little control over what will happen. Jesus is reminding his listeners that worrying about the future is futile because it will unfold regardless of their worries.
The last part of the verse, "Each day’s own evil is sufficient" is another reminder that every day has its own set of difficulties and challenges, and there is no need to add to them by worrying about future difficulties.
The phrase "tomorrow will be anxious for itself" is likely a reference to the idea that the future is uncertain and that people have little control over what will happen. Jesus is reminding his listeners that worrying about the future is futile because it will unfold regardless of their worries.
The last part of the verse, "Each day’s own evil is sufficient" is another reminder that every day has its own set of difficulties and challenges, and there is no need to add to them by worrying about future difficulties.
