Etheridge(i)
25 WHEREFORE I say unto you, Let not your souls be anxious what you shall eat and what you shall drink, and for your bodies what you shall wear. Is not the life more excellent than food, and the body than raiment?
26 Behold the fowls of the heaven; they sow not, neither do they reap, nor collect into granaries; yet your Father who is in heaven nourisheth them: are you not far more considerable than they?
27 But who among you by being anxious can add to his stature one cubit?
28 and concerning raiment why are you anxious? Look upon the lilies of the wilderness how they increase; they toil not, neither do they spin.
29 Yet I say to you, Not even Shelemun in all his glory was covered like one from among these.
30 But if the herb of the field, which to-day exists, and tomorrow falleth into the oven, Aloha thus clotheth, how much more you, little of faith?
31 Be not anxious, therefore, nor say, What shall we eat, or, What shall we drink, or, How shall we be covered?
32 For after all these things do the people of the world inquire: but your Father who is in heaven knoweth that also by you are required these all.
33 But seek first the kingdom of Aloha and his righteousness, and all these shall be added unto you.
34 Be not therefore anxious for to-morrow; the morrow shall care for its own: the evil of to-day is enough for it.