It is an enduring characteristic of life. Brings consistent results in tangible life; is a golden rule for the intangible. It could also be translated as a form of ultimate truth. It gathers a lot of good, healthy and trustworthy things. We see his work through the ages, through history. We see how it has worked for people, situations and nations.

“That” is quality. It is like wisdom. It’s always there, it’s always been there, and if I were a gambling person, I’d suggest it’s always going to be there. it is durable. It abides by the law of cause and effect. He could almost be blessed with wisdom.

Quality as obviousness of life:

The business world has been applying the principles of ‘quality management’ for years. I remember the quality revolution of total quality management (or TQM) in the early 1990s, where ‘variation’ in the production process could be completely eliminated through the scientific method of quality management: simply applying of the study of the truth; these foundations continue to exist today. It can be trusted to bring results. It works, always. We see this in our world through some very common things.

Quality goods and services:

There is evidence all around us of “good things”: things that we could buy or acquire, whether they are material things or the means for those things that give us the feeling that we have received value. Ah, that word courage. Value and quality go together, right? There is nothing like that feeling of well-being that one gets from experiencing value. There is a satisfaction that comes with that. It is a blessing for wise action, or at least a consequence based on it.

But wait; there’s more to quality… quality promises, if we choose to accept them! And it’s never too late, unless it’s literally too late, to experience these promises of quality.

Quality of life / quality of life:

The greatest prize in life is life itself. A no-brainer. But what is ‘life’. Life is breathing and functioning; It is physiological exchange. it is regeneration. But that is not all. Of course, from a purely physical and visual point of view, life is only biological, anatomical, physiological. But what about our spirit? What about the spiritual life that almost all of us identify with and trade with?

Every time I begin to think about this subject, I begin to think of Jesus’ statement in John: “The thief comes only to steal and kill and destroy. I have come that they may have life, and have it to the full.” Abundant life. That is what faith in Jesus offers, one day at a time. What is this abundant (quality) life? I think it starts with receiving things in thanksgiving instead of longing for or clinging to things. All my life I have struggled with self-control. One day at a time I’m mastering that now because living the abundant life has better rewards than clinging to things: food, for example. It takes a certain peace or serenity within oneself to enjoy life without succumbing to the internal pressures of our desires, one moment at a time.

Quality as a marker of success:

The Hebrew word Hattah literally means, ‘to miss the target’ or ‘to want’, like an archer shooting an arrow at a target, when he misses the target, he ‘misses’ the best result: he misses the target. Quality is hitting the target consistently, maybe not always, but enough that you can trust the result most of the time.