DO NOT WORRY

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The phrase “Do not worry” is a common theme in the Bible, appearing in various forms and contexts throughout the Old and New Testaments. Here are some of the most notable instances, along with brief explanations and relevant Bible verses:

Matthew 6:25-34 – Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount contains one of the most famous passages about worry and anxiety. In this section, Jesus encourages his followers to trust in God’s provision and care, rather than worrying about material needs. He emphasizes that worrying cannot add a single hour to one’s life, and that God knows and values his children’s needs.

Philippians 4:6-7 – Paul’s letter to the Philippians also addresses the issue of worry, but with a slightly different emphasis. Here, Paul exhorts the believers to pray about everything, instead of worrying, and promises that God’s peace, which surpasses all understanding, will guard their hearts and minds.

1 Peter 5:7 – This verse is often cited as a reminder that God cares for his people and invites them to cast all their anxieties on him. The context of this passage is a call to humility and submission, and the assurance that God will exalt those who humble themselves under his mighty hand.

Luke 12:22-32 – Similar to Matthew 6, this section of Luke’s gospel contains Jesus’ teaching on worry and anxiety, but with some differences in wording and emphasis. In this passage, Jesus encourages his listeners not to be afraid, but to seek God’s kingdom and righteousness, and promises that the Father will provide for them.

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