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Lessons from the Sower

Seeds do not always yield a crop when from the sower’s hand they drop. If on the walking path they drop, the birds will come and eat them up. When seeds drop on some rocky soil, on which the sower failed to toil the plants that grow up on such soil sun’s searing heat will scorch and broil. Seeds that fall on soil with weeds will sprout and grow like all good seeds, but lacking all the food they need will sure grow up, but then recede. The seeds planted in fertile soil, on which the sower’s servants toiled, will sprout and grow, then yield a crop that far exceeds the seeds that dropped. Ask God above, to tend your heart, so that His words, life will impart, making you wise and truly smart then let His words your life course chart.

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