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I don’t know one person, whether they are Christian or Pre-Christian, who doesn’t want to have all of the wonderful promises in the Word of God manifest in their lives. In this short lesson, I briefly cover how to do that  based on  Matthew 13:18-23 and Mark 4:14-20. This is where our Lord Jesus explained the parable of the sower and the seed to His disciples. Here are the four steps to making things happen with the Word of God:

1.    Understand

1.    Linguistically

2.   Relationally

2.   Receive/ Accept- place a value by seeing where and how it relates or can be relevant in own life. 

3.   Value it as truth 

4.   Do- Apply it until it comes pass

However, there are challenges to making things happen that are associated with each step. These are listed below:

1.    Don’t understand-Devil steals immediately 

2.   Do Receive/Accept but tribulation come because of the Word, and person has no disciplines or follow through habits /commitments to the word or to God’s  direction- basically no fear of God

3.   Value - Tempted by the deceiver to get the prayer answered another way aside from God’s direction. Or just engaged in general distractions. 

1. Inverted levels- 30, 60, 100- listed in Mark 4 because those of good ground therein listed simply accept it or receive it. They retain the word through understanding, accepting it and placing nothing above it. However, they do not “work the word”. John 13:17 tells us that we are blessed not just to know what to do but when we do what we know to do. As well, James 1:22states that if we hear only and do not do, then we are deceived.  The word will manifest on its own in good ground but once these people realize that, then they begin to work the word and so the return is slower to mature. 

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Adja {Together in Infinite Peace} by Ooyy, Sillaba

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