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Nature Illustration: Seeds, Roots, and Fruitfulness - Illustration on Sermon | IllustrateTheWord

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Nature Illustration: Seeds, Roots, and Fruitfulness

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A gardener once discovered a tiny seed nestled in the soil, forgotten yet full of potential. With a heart full of hope, he planted the seed in rich earth, watered it, and surrounded it with care. Day after day, he...

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Scripture References

Revelation 21:1-5

Emotional Tone

awe hope joy

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Lutheran Lens Commentary: Revelation 21:1-5

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