Quote by Saint Augustine

Find out how much God has given you and from it take what you need the remainder is needed by others.

Find out how much God has given you and from it take what yo

Summary

This quote emphasizes the principles of gratitude and selflessness. It encourages individuals to recognize the blessings they have received from God and take only what they genuinely need, leaving the rest for others. By appreciating and valuing what is given to us, we are reminded to avoid excessive greed or waste and instead extend kindness and support to those who are in need. It serves as a reminder to adopt a mindset of sharing and generosity, acknowledging that we have a responsibility to help others who may not have been as fortunate.

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By Saint Augustine

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