The popular law of karma says: “what goes around comes back around”.

Some people argue if this saying — law of karma — is biblical or not. Now, let’s search the scriptures diligently to know if it’s biblical or not (John 5:39).

Ecclesiastes 11:1 says: “Cast thy bread upon the waters: for thou shalt find it after many days.”

Though this scriptural verse is used in the context of liberal giving and it benefit, but I think it supports the idea of the law of karma.

Try to picture the Ecclesiastes 11:1 in your mind. A bread cast or thrown into the river and it will return to that same spot it was thrown after many days. This is an illustration and it definitely explains and support the law of karma.

What you do unto others, others will do it unto you. For this reason, it is written and said by Jesus in Matthew 7:12: “Therefore all things whatsoever ye would that men should do to you, do ye even so to them: for this is the law and the prophets.”. This is an idea of the law of karma.

There is a popular saying that says: “whatever a man sow, he shall surely reap”. This also support the law of karma.

Bird eat ant while alive, but when the bird dies, the ant eat the bird. That is how life is and support the law of karma.

So therefore brethren, let this mind be in you (Philippians 2:5). Never underestimate or disregard anyone because of his or her present situation because things can turn around in the twinkling of an eye since whatever goes around, surely comes around.

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