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What does Matthew 13 teach about hearing the Word of God?

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Matthew 13 emphasizes the necessity of hearing the Word of God with a believing heart to bear fruit in the Christian life (Matthew 13:9).

Matthew 13 discusses the parable of the sower, which illustrates the various responses people have to the Word of God. Jesus emphasizes that genuine hearing of the Scripture involves more than mere auditory reception; it demands a receptive and believing heart. The parable reveals that many will hear the gospel and yet remain unaffected, highlighting the need for God to give understanding and life through His Word. Those who are truly receptive are the ones who, through faith, will yield spiritual fruit, confirming that faith comes by hearing and understanding the Word of God (Romans 10:17). This principle reinforces the crucial role that God’s Word plays in a believer's life and growth in grace.
Scripture References: Matthew 13:9, Romans 10:17

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Matthew (pt43)
John Reeves · Nov 8, 2024
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