Proclamation:
"Do not be deceived; God
cannot be mocked. A man reaps what he sows. The one who sows to
please his sinful nature, from
that nature will reap destruction; the
one who sows to please The Spirit, from The Spirit will reap eternal
life." Galatians 6:7-8 (NIV)
Explanation:
Explanation:
When he wrote to the believers in Galatia , under
the influence of The Holy Spirit of God, the Apostle Paul told them that The
Lord God is not to be played with. He said that a man will receive the
same thing as he gives out to others. He who lives to please his sinful
fleshly desires, will be destroyed by them. However, he who lives to
please The Holy Spirit of God which is within him, will receive eternal life.
Application:
God sees all that man does. (Job 34:21) He can judge the heart of man and his intentions. (1 Samuel 16:7) We need to understand three very important things. First, we need to understand that we will reap only if we sow. He who does nothing, will receive nothing. (James 2:26) Second, we also need to understand that what we sow is what we will receive. We will get back the same thing that we give out. (Matthew 7:17-18 and Luke 6:43-44) Third, we need to understand that we will reap more than the amount which we sow. We can sow a little but we will receive a lot. A single seed will produce more than just one seed, it will produce a ten, twenty, forty, or a hundred fold increase. That which we receive will be a multiple of that which we gave out. (Luke 6:38) If what we sow blessings to others, then we will reap an abundance of blessings from The Lord. If what we sow pleases God, then great will be our reward in heaven. However, if we sow and live to please our sinful flesh nature, we condemn ourselves. (Romans 8:1 and 8:4-5)
God sees all that man does. (Job 34:21) He can judge the heart of man and his intentions. (1 Samuel 16:7) We need to understand three very important things. First, we need to understand that we will reap only if we sow. He who does nothing, will receive nothing. (James 2:26) Second, we also need to understand that what we sow is what we will receive. We will get back the same thing that we give out. (Matthew 7:17-18 and Luke 6:43-44) Third, we need to understand that we will reap more than the amount which we sow. We can sow a little but we will receive a lot. A single seed will produce more than just one seed, it will produce a ten, twenty, forty, or a hundred fold increase. That which we receive will be a multiple of that which we gave out. (Luke 6:38) If what we sow blessings to others, then we will reap an abundance of blessings from The Lord. If what we sow pleases God, then great will be our reward in heaven. However, if we sow and live to please our sinful flesh nature, we condemn ourselves. (Romans 8:1 and 8:4-5)
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