Quote by George Whitefield

Take care of your life and the Lord will take care of your death.

Take care of your life and the Lord will take care of your d

Summary

This quote advises individuals to prioritize their well-being, personal growth, and happiness during their lifetime. By focusing on nurturing and maintaining a fulfilling life, the quote suggests that individuals shouldn't worry excessively about what happens after they die. Instead, it implies that one should trust in a higher power or the universe to take care of the unknown aspects, such as death. It encourages individuals to live with optimism, faith, and a sense of responsibility for their own lives, with the belief that the divine will handle the uncertainties of death.

By George Whitefield

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