The answer is: The earth

Matt 5:5

In Matthew 5:5, we encounter one of the Beatitudes: "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth." This profound declaration paints a vivid picture of divine values contrasting sharply with societal norms. Traditionally, strength, power, and assertiveness are seen as paramount in the world. Yet here, Jesus throws that notion on its head, celebrating meekness—a gentle strength characterized by humility and patience.

The word "meek" often conjures up images of timidity, but in this context, it's about embracing a humble spirit and resilience in facing life's challenges without the need for aggression or dominance. This resonates through various scriptures; for instance, Psalm 37:11 echoes this promise of inheritance and reveals that God's favor often rests on those who are humble.

Interesting trivia: The concept of the Earth being an inheritance is deeply rooted in biblical tradition, harkening back to God's promise to Abraham. He was not just promised descendants but a land—Canaan—that his heirs would eventually inhabit. The theme of land as part of divine favor recurs throughout the Scriptures and emphasizes God’s ongoing relationship with humanity, particularly those considered marginalized or powerless.

This echoes forward to Jesus at his Sermon on the Mount where he introduces a radical rethinking of what it means to be blessed, an upside-down kingdom where the last shall be first, and the greatest among us are those who serve. So, the meek may indeed find their portion, using their gentleness to enact a greater vision of community and care for all.