Words are seeds. This simple yet profound truth illuminates the entire biblical narrative from Genesis to Revelation, revealing how God established spiritual laws of creation that still govern our world today.
The divine pattern is unmistakable - God spoke the universe into existence, planting His Word-seeds into the formless void. When light, land, plants, and animals responded to His voice, we glimpse the fundamental principle that words contain creative power. Adam, formed from dust but lifeless until God's breath animated him, became the living embodiment of this truth. Created complete in God's image with dominion over all creation, Adam's assignment wasn't toilsome labor but faithful stewardship through spiritual authority.
Everything changed when Adam and Eve surrendered this authority through sin. Their spiritual death transferred creation's management to an illegitimate ruler, explaining why our world remains under corruption's curse. But God's redemption plan was already in motion, working through progressive covenants until the perfect solution arrived: Jesus Christ. Born of God's seed planted in humanity through Mary, Jesus uniquely qualified to reclaim what Adam lost. His death paid sin's penalty, and His resurrection established a new creation reality.
For believers today, this revelation transforms how we view our words. When we accept Christ, we're born again of "incorruptible seed by the Word of God," reconnecting us to our original design and authority. Our speech now carries spiritual power to plant seeds that must produce after their kind. This explains why Scripture repeatedly emphasizes controlling our tongue - we're literally shaping our future through what we declare.
Ready to reclaim your God-given authority through faith-filled words? Join us each Monday as we continue exploring these transformative truths that restore us to our original purpose as sons and daughters created in God's image and likeness.
"The Flowers You Are Picking Today Come From the Seeds You Planted Yesterday. Don't Like Your Boquet Of Flowers? Then Change the Seeds You Are Planting Today." Chaplain Terry
