7 laws of the harvest (sowing and reaping).

1. You reap what you did not sow (John 4:35-38 kjv). A positive example is the martyrs who bled and died to preserve the word of God, and Bible believers that labored to give us Bible believing truth and doctrines. We are reaping from what we did not sow. Christ is also an example, He bled and so that you and I can go to Heaven. A negative example is for sin. You can reap the consequences of sin committed by a family member. That’s law of nature without a doubt. So be careful because sin is very serious (Rom 5:12 kjv). Whether you are a yahoo boy or a runs girls, or even a fornicator; that sin is affecting your family members, not just you.

2. You reap in kind what you sow (Gal 6:7-9 kjv). You sow good, you will reap good. Same applies to evil, it’s guaranteed.

3. You reap at a different time from what you sow. It simply means payday will surely come, whether good or evil. Another example is “God why wont you answer my prayer now?” It’s simply because its not His time yet. (Gal 6:9-10 kjv) explains the different timetable.

4. You reap in full harvest when faithful in sowing, but if you sow evil, the reaping will come on its own (Gal 6:7-9 kjv). You need to be faithful all the way, and faint not if you sow good. But if you sow evil, the consequences comes on its own. A good example is smoking cigarettes. Cancer will come later even if you repented 20 years prior to the cancer.

5. You reap in proportion what you sow (2 Cor 9:6 kjv). The more you give or the more effort you put towards something e.g. work, Bible reading, prayer, the more you reap, and vice versa. The most important thing here is the quality of your sowing. God sees the heart. If you do more, He will do more for you; if you do less, God will hold back and do less for you.

6. You reap more than you sow. An example is you may think a particular sin is harmless to you and its not a big deal, but the Bible shows that little sin can bring a huge consequences. That’s one thing satan doesnt want you to know (Hosea 8:7 kjv). We should be careful because sin is very serious. The same applies to good things you do, e.g. telling somebody about Jesus, passing out tracts.

7. You can reap now, not before. What this simply mean is that before you may have messed up, and you didn’t know about this teaching, perhaps, its your first time. You don’t have to wine that you messed up before. Why not start reaping now? Last year might be bad but there is something you can do now about this year. Keep that passion in fire going. Now is the time. Do more for the Lord (Hosea 10:12-13 kjv).

You will reap war that you are sowing. You will reap unrest and trouble tou are sowing around. I am happy you know the law of sowing and reaping. Keep on sowing hatred, wars, separation, religious troubles, separation of denominations, etc around. Your end is near. Mark my words. Foo...lish id....iot. My own Jesus is not a man who goes around sowing seeds of hatred. You will reap trouble alone by the grace of God. Amen!