In The Garden With Jesus
Matt. 6:34 ¶ “So do not worry about tomorrow; for tomorrow will care for itself. 2Each day has enough trouble of its own.
[Tyndale Commentary] [R. T. France]
34. While the call not to be anxious links this verse with what precedes, its theme is rather different in that it deals with trouble ahead, while vv. 25–33 envisaged full provision, not trouble. It is a salutary reminder that God’s sure provision of our needs does not guarantee a life without problems. But they need not be multiplied by worrying about them before they occur; God knows about these too, and can be trusted to deal with them when the time comes. Cf. James 4:13–15.
A Perspective From The Pew & Street 
Tom, absolutely gorgeous!! The birds, the sun, the shadows, the colours, your lovely soothing voice … the words like a trickling stream. And then the camera stayed pointing at the earth at your feet – and I wanted your garden back so badly. And then the whisper – “All that comes from this.” All the trees and bushes and gorgeous garden comes from “this”. We are all rooted in “this” and we can all become “that” – we are already “that” – just not how the world sees us yet – but we are to him. Wow!!! Thankyou ❤️❤️❤️
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Paul thank you. Your comments have always caused me to stay awhile and think. I appreciate you Paul. Peace and joy to you
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You are so welcome Paul. I will take a look at them soon.
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Nice
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Thanks honey.
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