The thought of a man is futile. But the word of God is flawless.

Lailah Gifty
The thought of a man is futile. But the word...
The thought of a man is futile. But the word...
The thought of a man is futile. But the word...
The thought of a man is futile. But the word...
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The thought of man is futile, but the word of God is flawless, meaning that when you comprehend the word of God in your heart, it will make you a better person. The thought of a man is futile means that a man does not have a permanent value. But the word of God is flawless means that it is flawless and perfect. It’s only through understanding and sifting through the words of God can we achieve perfection.

Source: Akita

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