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How do we know that God will provide for our needs?

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We know God will provide for our needs because He cares for even the insignificant aspects of creation, as stated in Luke 12:24.

The assurance that God will provide for our needs is deeply rooted in His character and His past provisions for creation. In Luke 12:24, Jesus points to the ravens, which do not sow or reap yet are fed by God. This highlights the idea that if God cares for animals of lesser value, He will certainly care for His own children who are made in His image. This is not just a promise but a reflection of God's faithful nature. He remembers our needs before we ask them (Matthew 6:8), and in Christ, we have the full assurance of His provisions, as we approach His throne of grace with our requests.
Scripture References: Luke 12:24, Matthew 6:8, Romans 8:32, Ephesians 1

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