Matthew 6:28

First Nations Version

“Why do you trouble yourself with what to wear? Have you seen how the wildflowers grow in the plains and meadows? Do you think they work hard and long to clothe themselves?

Cross References

Matthew 6:25

“This is why I am telling you not to be troubled about getting enough to eat or drink, or what to wear. Is eating, drinking and clothing yourself all there is? Does your life not have more meaning than this?

Philippians 4:6

Do not let your hearts be weighed down with anything. Instead, with every step you take, send your voice to the Great Spirit, asking him for the things you need. And in all your prayers remember to give him thanks.

Luke 12:27

“Have you seen how the wildflowers grow in the plains and meadows? Do you think they work hard and long to clothe themselves? No! I tell you, not even the great chieftain Stands in Peace (Solomon), wearing his finest regalia, was dressed as well as even one of these.

Matthew 6:31

There is no need to say, ‘What will we eat? What will we drink? What will we wear?’

Luke 3:11

He answered, “If you have two blankets, give one to someone who has none, and the one with food should share it.”

Matthew 10:10

Take no traveling bundle, moccasins, or extra clothes to wear, not even a walking stick, because the ones who work hard in the harvest fields deserve to be fed and cared for.

Matthew 6:27

Can worry add even one more step to the length of your life’s journey?

Luke 10:41

“Head Woman (Martha), O Head Woman (Martha),” he said, “I know many things worry and trouble you.

Luke 12:11

“When they drag you into their gathering houses and before government rulers, do not worry how to defend yourselves or what to say.

Luke 12:22

Then he said to the ones who walked the road with him, “This is why I am telling you not to be troubled about getting enough to eat or drink, or what to wear. Is eating, drinking, and clothing yourself all there is?

1 Peter 5:7

The Great Spirit cares deeply about you, so gather all your worries into a blanket and throw them on his shoulders. He will carry them for you.