The Garden

I want everyone who reads this to think about when you speak. From the very first crackle of your eyes opening. Everything that comes forth from your mouth is seeds. Today, you have a choice, Life or Death
1. The Parable of the Sower (Scattering of the Seed) – Matthew 13:3–9, 18–23
In this parable, Jesus describes a sower who scatters seed. The seed falls on different types of ground:
Path – snatched by birds (enemy steals it).
Rocky ground – sprouts quickly but withers (no root).
Among thorns – choked by cares and riches (unfruitful).
Good soil – grows and produces fruit (multiplied harvest).
Seed = Word of God, and soil = condition of the human heart
2. The Forbidden Fruit in Eden – Genesis 2–3

In the Garden of Eden, God commands Adam and Eve not to eat from the Tree of the Knowledge of Good and Evil. The serpent tempts them, and they eat. The “fruit” brings awareness, shame, and separation from God.
The act of eating this fruit = receiving and acting upon a false word or deception.
It plants a seed of rebellion, pride, and self-rule in humanity—a corrupted “fruit” bearing its own kind.


-Jerry-