Quote by Rudyard Kipling

God could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers.

God could not be everywhere, and therefore he made mothers.

Summary

This quote suggests that God, being omnipresent, is not physically present in every aspect of our lives, so he created mothers to fill the void. Mothers are often seen as nurturing, selfless, and emotionally attentive figures who care for their children with love and compassion. They are believed to embody a reflection of God's qualities, providing comfort, guidance, and protection. Their presence symbolizes a source of love, strength, and support in our lives, making them comparable to an earthly representation of God's divine care.

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God Mothers Day

By Rudyard Kipling

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