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"Therefore don't be anxious for tomorrow, for tomorrow will be anxious for itself. Each day's own evil is sufficient."
Matthew 6:34 WEB Translation
📜 Historical Context

This is part of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount, where he addressed a crowd of common people struggling with poverty and the daily oppression of Roman occupation.

🌱 Daily Application

Draw your focus strictly to the next 24 hours. You only have the grace and energy to fight today's battles, so stop borrowing tomorrow's stress.

Frequently Asked Questions

What Bible translation does Lumina Scripture use?

Lumina uses the World English Bible (WEB), a precise, modern public-domain translation that accurately conveys original biblical manuscripts in clear contemporary English.

How are historical context and daily application written?

Each scripture is paired with vetted historical background explaining the author's original intent, alongside actionable daily guidance for modern emotional challenges.

How does the verse drawer choose scriptures?

The drawer filters our curated database by your selected mood category and uses a non-repeating algorithm so you receive fresh, unique scriptures during every session.

Can I download verse cards for Pinterest or Instagram?

Yes, click "Save Card" on any verse to instantly generate a high-resolution 1080×1350 PNG formatted specifically for Pinterest Pins, phone wallpapers, and Instagram Stories.