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(Phil. 2, 17–23; Luke 6, 37–45) “Judge not... let go... come on” (Luke 6:37–38)... – apparently, everything is just a waste, but no profit. Meanwhile, this is what is promised: you will not condemn, and you will not be condemned; you will let go, and they will let you go; you give, and it will be given to you. Now this profit is not visible; but it will undoubtedly come to those who make the indicated expenses from the heart - it will arrive precisely at the time when the need for non-judgment and forgiveness will be felt most of all. How rejoiced will be the one who is suddenly honored to receive such benefits as if for nothing! And vice versa, how will someone who at one time did not know how to profitably manage their property grieve and grieve! I would let everything go and give everything away, but it’s too late: there’s time for everything. Not everyone is chasing the kind of profit that goes directly into one’s hands, almost immediately after spending. Throw the bread and salt back, according to the Russian proverb, and he will find himself in front. The modus operandi in the cases shown is indeed similar to throwing; but only here he throws himself not into trampling, but into the hands of God. In these hands the storage is certain, and the receipt from them is certain. Apply only faith and hope. You might be interested in: