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What does the Bible say about seeking the kingdom of God?

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The Bible teaches that we should prioritize seeking the kingdom of God above all earthly concerns, as found in Luke 12:31.

In Luke 12:31, Jesus instructs his disciples to 'seek ye the kingdom of God; and all these things shall be added unto you.' This command emphasizes the importance of prioritizing spiritual concerns over material ones. The teaching reflects a profound truth about faith in God's provision, suggesting that while we have physical needs, our focus should be on the eternal and the spiritual kingdom. Jesus uses the examples of the ravens and the lilies to illustrate that God cares for all of creation, thereby assuring his followers that they too will be cared for as they seek Him first.
Scripture References: Luke 12:22-31, Luke 12:31, Matthew 6:33

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Henry Mahan · Jun 22, 2024
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