I found this video on while considering the parable of the sower. Check out this tree that has defied all odd and grown out of a rock. Perhaps sowing seeds in unlikely places is a chance worth taking.
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- Eric Helms
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3 comments:
I don't think there is any doubt about it Eric. Sometimes the unlikely places are where the seed will sprout best. I am thankful that someone took the time to spread some seed towards me as unlikely as that seemed.
How cool.
Do you find it interesting that the tree, instead of splitting the rock, enveloped it?
Questing Parson
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You're right parson, it is as if the tree is swallowing the rock not unlike the way in which life swallows up death in resurrection.
Larry, I am thankful someone spread seed towards you as well as it seems that you bear good fruit. Hope all is going well in your new setting.
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