New Testament
Matthew 10:30
The Clear Bible Translation matches the King James Version, written at a 10th-grade reading level in plain English
At a Glance
This verse emphasizes God's intimate knowledge of each person, illustrating His care and attention to detail in our lives.
- Author
- Matthew the apostle
- Written
- Around AD 60-70
- Genre
- Gospel
- Original Audience
- Jewish Christians
Even the hairs on your head are all counted.
But the very hairs of your head are all numbered.
Verse Analysis
Plain-English insight for readers
This verse emphasizes God's intimate knowledge of each person, illustrating His care and attention to detail in our lives. The mention of hair being counted signifies that nothing about us is too small or insignificant for God. It reassures believers that they are valued and known by their Creator, who is aware of every aspect of their existence. This knowledge extends beyond mere awareness; it reflects a deep, personal relationship. In a world where people often feel overlooked or insignificant, this verse serves as a reminder that God sees and cares for each individual uniquely. It encourages believers to trust in God's providence and love, knowing that He is involved in their lives at the most personal level. This assurance can bring comfort during difficult times, reinforcing the idea that we are never alone and that our struggles are known to God.
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How to apply Matthew 10:30 to your life
In daily life, remember that you are valued and known by God. When facing challenges or feeling insignificant, reflect on this verse to find comfort. Trust that God is aware of your struggles and cares deeply about your well-being, encouraging you to seek His guidance and support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What does Matthew 10:30 mean?
Matthew 10:30 means that God knows every detail about us, even the number of hairs on our heads. This illustrates His deep care and attention to each individual.
What is the meaning of 'hairs of your head are all numbered' in Matthew 10:30?
The phrase 'hairs of your head are all numbered' signifies that nothing about us is too small for God to notice. It emphasizes His intimate knowledge and concern for our lives.
How can I apply Matthew 10:30 in my life?
You can apply Matthew 10:30 by remembering that you are valued by God. When you feel insignificant or face challenges, reflect on this verse for comfort and trust in God's care.

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Matthew 1: The Generation and Birth of Jesus Christ
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