As a child in my pre Christian days, I heard multiple times through books and tv shows that it’s the thought that counts, and not the value of your gifts and offerings. Today I texted a friend with a digital teaching gift and I’m not sure if they are going to use it or throw it away because they have a disability and might have difficulty using the gift I got them. But God began to reward me with the answers I had been struggling to come up with even though I never got a thank you response from my friend so while God measures you on how your behavior affects others. He also measures your reward based on your intentions, even if your time and effort is wasted on the person you try to help or the good deed you try to do. Your reward isn’t based on the value you produce but on how sincere you were in producing that value.
It doesn’t matter about the rewards you may receive it’s the fact of the intentions. There may not be an instant gratification from God. However that doesn’t mean that he won’t give you what you need.
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Um sure if that is what u believe thebn thats ok
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I think that the widow was honored for the faith shown by her sacrifice. She was trusting that God would provide her, not that she could buy what she needed.
That's an interesting image you chose.
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