Every "Luck" is not ALWAYS "Luck"

I understand now that the word "Luck" can be very meaningful, but so does the word "Blessed"

For me, it is not always luck when or if you have something to eat, or something to wear, because for me, that is a blessing

For me, it is not always luck when or if someone opens your eyes and your mind about something, like for example, about yourself, because for me, that is a blessing

None of what we have is always "Luck", but everything that we have is always a blessing

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cherokeepatti · 61-69, F

I agree. I believe that the word “Luck” originated from the word “Lucifer”… I believe in blessings.

gwendolyndecymru · 18-21, F

@cherokeepatti You can believe that, but it's simply bot true. Luck comes from the Middle Dutch word gheluc (modern Dutch geluk) which is derived from the word gheloof (modern Dutch geloof) which actually means faith. So the meaning of the origin of the word I'd say is almost the opposite of what you believe.

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hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M

@gwendolyndecymru Actually in it its purest form luck was a pagan goddess. The Romans called her Fortuna. The Greeks called her Tyche. Of course we both recognise Roman name. I don't believe in luck or even 'blessing'. I believe that God takes care of His own. Whether I am rich or poor, hale and hearty or on my death bed God is taking care of me. I have seen Him perform miracles and I know that what truly matters is His Will be done on Earth as it is in Heaven.

JesusIsWithMe · 18-21, FNew

@hippyjoe1955 thank you for that, but the reason why I said that is because of my own personal experiences and other Christians I have heard of

hippyjoe1955 · 70-79, M

@JesusIsWithMe Yes I am not critiquing you one tiny bit. I am simply sharing what I have learned having followed the Lord for well over 40 years.

JesusIsWithMe · 18-21, FNew

@hippyjoe1955 🙏🙏