Genesis 8:22
While the earth remaineth, seedtime and harvest, and cold and heat, and summer and winter, and day and night shall not cease.
Joshua 5:12
And the manna ceased on the morrow after they had eaten of the old corn of the land; neither had the children of Israel manna any more; but they did eat of the fruit of the land of Canaan that year.
The first Bible passage is the institution of law of harvest. While the second is it's implementation. By implication, this should help us understand that 'miracle' is not a subtitution of 'law of harvest'.
This is a wide misconception among many believers today. This today has even taken a lot of toll on many developing religious nations of the world.
MIRACLES comes from the throne of Grace and Mercy of God for a specific divine purposes and usually on issues beyond human control. Examples abound in the scripture. Israelites at Red sea. Exodus 14. Raising of Lazarus from dead John11:1-13. Opening of the born blind man by Jesus.John9:1-35. Feeding of 4000 and Five thousand people by Jesus.Matthew14:2, Matthew 16:10. Manna from heaven in the wilderness. Exodus 16
A critical examination of each occasion in the scripture reveals the following:
1. A clear divine purpose for the miracle
2. A situation at hand beyond human control.
3.It is usually a suspension of natural or spiritual order of events.
4.A revert back to natural and spiritual order after the miracle.
Conclusion.
The manner stops for Isrealites as soon as they received their first harvest from the promised land is a confirmation that: THE LAW OF HARVEST IS UNIVERSAL AND ETERNAL as long as the earth remains. There's no where in the scripture where believers are commanded to subject virtually everything to miracle. The commandment to sow and reap is from the throne of God's faithfulness and it's no respecter of anyone.
If a nation sows justice, it reaps peace.
If a nation sows investment in capacity building it reaps development.
This also applies to individual. A society where people depend on miracle for prosperity would end up becoming a den of corruption. A senario playing out before our eyes in our dear country Nigeria.