Destiny Part #2: A parable of good and bad

As the morning dew falls on the green grass, what was needed, a nutriment for survival is applied. The birds came, the crickets came, and a creature came and devoured what was applied, due to lack of attention to what is needed. O neglecting mind, who persuaded you to backslide? Let's travel together; I am my brother's keeper. Nutriment for survival was applied, how then he scotch-he who is evil around us. But at the appointed time, separation shall be done, victory and damnation.

The meaning of this parable: Part #2 good and bad

The morning dew represents the Holy Spirit. The green grass represents us. Our survival is predicated on the Holy Spirit. We have been given the Spirit for that purpose. The birds, the crickets, and a creature are the angels of the devil or anyone who believes in him. When a person neglected to use what was given to them as their protection through the Holy Spirit, the birds, the crickets, and a creature, which are the angels of our enemy, could easily persuade that person to backslide. People who are strong in faith should encourage and hold up their brothers who are weak arms in all areas. We all are brothers and sisters in Christ. Pay no attention to those who try to keep you down, there will be a time for judgment, when he shall say either, depart from me, you evil workers of iniquity, or well done my good and faithful servant.

Life is what you make it

Destiny: A parable shall I sow

The art of sowing is like unto a delivery man, sent out on a mission to deliver some precious cargo. On his way he encounters some adversities. He was forced to stop prior to his destination and was challenged to disperse his cargo. As he was forced to disperse his cargo prior to his destination, he did it without hesitation. His cargo was then taken by he whom it belonged not to. Valuables in the hands of he who is unappreciated will have no value. Lack of knowing will diminish and lose what is precious. He who is willing will receive this precious cargo, but not knowing the worth and the value is like unto a very rich man who gains the whole but loses his soul. Many are called but few are chosen. The labor is plenty but the workers are few. Beware as one travels among wolves in sheep's clothing-turned but not be turned, changed but not be changed. When a light shineth in a dark and desolate place, when the river runs through the empty desert, the cup shall be filled. O lessening ears in a diverse world. The precious cargo has arrived. The delivery man is at hand. Put forth-put forth-put forth. Lack of knowledge will result in the perishing of the people. Understanding not, unlocks the doorway that stores the precious cargo. He who is a robber enters and steals what is valuable. O unwilling mind and disobedient vessel harden not your heart. He who begins a good thing is faithful enough to finish. Because of the rough and rugged road, let not your pursuit be faded. Treasures are not to be stored up in earthly places. Heavenly gardens are paved with gold and diamonds. Let not your continent fall due to vanity and earthly riches. The body is dedicated to honor and glory-holy and acceptable. Give not what is holy unto dogs; also give not what is unholy to honor and glory. What nourishment shall be healthy unto the body? He who doeth is like unto a wise man who understandeth. Manifestation will then prevail.

The meaning of this parable: shall I sow

To find the meaning of this parable, I invite you to read and study chapter 13 in the book of Matthew located in the New Testament of the Holy Bible called, The Parable of the Sower by Jesus Christ Jesus saith unto the people in verse 51 of chapter 13 in the book of Matthew, after he had finished explaining the parable of the sower, he said, "Have ye understood all these things?" They say unto him, "Yea, Lord."