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SEED AND FRUIT

   Before any harvest, there was a planting process. Harvesting happens because there are fruits while the planting process starts due to the availability of seeds. There is no productivity without seeds and fruits.
    The most important thing about any fruit is that a seed comes first. The seed undergoes a process from germination to the production of fruits. The process takes TIME but it is not for the seed to grow itself, it must be nourished with water in the soil from time to time.
   In the production of animals, sperm must be planted in the womb and as time passes by another offspring comes to life. In Man, it's called the fruit of the womb. Why? Its because a seed was "planted" by the man in the woman's womb and with time a fetus becomes a fully grown baby.
   The church is the bride to our Lord Jesus Christ. We are His body and individually, we are members of that body. The Lord expects us to possess the fruit of the spirit. As explained above, there can't a fruit without a seed.
   The Lord Himself has imputed a seed (1 john 3:9) in us which is the HOLY SPIRIT. This is done that we might not fulfill the lust of the flesh but the fruit of the spirit which is Love. God is Love, He imputed the spirit of love in us and He expects the fruit called love in return.
   Only those that have surrendered their lives to the Lordship of Christ Jesus can have this seed exhibit the fruit. Before a tree can bring forth fruit the soil must be fertile. If the seed in us most grow to produce, there most a ready heart of productivity to bring forth the fruit of the spirit. If you aren't for God, repent and turn to Him. Everything about Gods kingdom is centered around the seed and the fruit of the spirit - LOVE. Peace be to you. AMEN!

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