Matthew 6:33
“But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added unto you.”
«Zoek eerst het koninkrijk van God en zijn gerechtigheid, dan zal dat alles je erbij gegeven worden» leert dat wanneer God en zijn weg voorrang hebben, we onze behoeften aan Hem mogen toevertrouwen in plaats van door zorgen verteerd te worden.
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Jesus has just told his hearers not to worry about food, drink, and clothing the way those without a Father do. Verse 33 gives the alternative: put God’s kingdom first, and let him take care of the rest.
“All these things” refers back to daily necessities, not luxury. The promise is not that seeking God makes us rich, but that a Father who knows our needs will provide for those who prize him above them.
Does seeking God first guarantee wealth?
No. The “things” in view are basic needs like food and clothing. The verse promises a Father’s provision and freedom from anxiety, not prosperity.