I once saw
an episode of a TV show where a man looked up one day and realized he was
almost broke. Now usually that's the type of thing that causes someone to panic. But this man didn't.
And when asked repeatedly why he didn't;
he gave pretty much the same answer each time. Something will come up, he'd
say. Or, something will turn up.
The man
wasn't worried because he knew that financially and career wise, he'd built on
a good solid foundation. And he was confident that some opportunity would arise
for him before things got too out of hand. And sure enough. By the time the
show was over… out of the blue, something "came up."
The man's finances got back on track and he was able to continue having all the different things he needed.
In a similar way, Jesus teaches in Matthew 6 that we should not worry when there are unfulfilled needs in our lives. As it says in Matthew 6:33, if we are faithful in carrying out the things of God and we seek to walk in His righteousness; the things we're in need of will be supplied.
That's the way the English Bible puts it. It says, all these things will be added to us. But the word used in the Italian gives us another way of looking at this.
