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What does the Bible mean by 'consider the lilies'?

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'Consider the lilies' illustrates God's provision and care for His creation, reminding believers not to worry.

In Luke 12:27, Jesus urges believers to consider the lilies, which grow without toil or stress, highlighting how God provides for them. This serves as an analogy for God's provision in the lives of believers, emphasizing that just as He cares for the flowers of the field, He will also meet the needs of His children. The lilies do not worry about their attire or existence, which challenges Christians to trust in God's promises rather than being consumed by anxiety. It reinforces the truth that worry diminishes faith in God's provision.
Scripture References: Luke 12:27

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Consider
Todd Nibert · Oct 30, 2022
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