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What does the Bible say about the parable of the seed?

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The parable of the seed in Mark 4 illustrates how the kingdom of God grows mysteriously and effectually by God's power.

In Mark 4:26-29, Jesus teaches that the kingdom of God is like a man who sows seed in the ground, and though he may not understand how it grows, it springs up and bears fruit by the Lord's power. This parable emphasizes the mysterious nature of spiritual growth and the reliance on God’s sovereignty in salvation. It reminds believers that, although they may be unaware of how growth occurs, God is at work, ensuring that His word bears fruit in the lives of those who hear it and are transformed by it.
Scripture References: Mark 4:26-29, Isaiah 55:10-11

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The Seed Grows
Eric Lutter · Nov 4, 2018
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