The different sacred gifts serve a divine purpose.

Lailah Gifty Akita
The different sacred gifts serve a divine purpose.
The different sacred gifts serve a divine purpose.
The different sacred gifts serve a divine purpose.
The different sacred gifts serve a divine purpose.
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This quote is incredibly profound. The different sacred gifts serve a divine purpose. The different sacred gifts are our resources that are given to us. I’m sure you’ve heard people use the saying, “You can’t take it with you.” It serves as a reminder that we cannot take our resources with us when we die.

We can only bequeath them to others through the love and service we have given to this world. This fact becomes even more obvious when we consider that some people can bequeath to others much more than they could ever have inherited themselves.

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