1. The growth of our spiritual life comes from God. In this process, what is the role of a true apostle? It is not to use his oratory skills or eloquence in preaching; rather, his work is to sow the Word, that is, to sow life in people’s hearts. It is about sowing and watering. However, it is up to each one of us to take responsibility for setting our minds on the Spirit (1 Corinthians 3:6; Romans 8:5-6).
2. The church has two aspects: God’s field and building. The field refers to the growth of divine life within us. The church is not a religious organization, but God’s field. We deal with life. We faithfully transmit the Word, pray with people, and proclaim the gospel of the kingdom through books. Whoever receives this Word receives life. God grants growth, and little by little, we are transformed (1 Corinthians 3:7 9).
3. In addition to being a field, God considers the church as a building. He desires a dwelling place in Spirit and a place of rest, which is expressed through corporate edification. Therefore, we need to be built up together with our neighbor. It is not enough to seek God in isolation; we need the church life. We are built up together as we practice the tools that lead us to immersion in the Word (1 Corinthians 3:9; Ephesians 2:20-22).
4. “The relationship between angels and women, recorded in the sixth chapter of Genesis, generated a mixture of species, and this was something serious, condemned by God […] If this evil mixture spread throughout humanity, God would no longer have human beings in the form in which they were created to do His will. And it was with the aim of destroying this “mixed race” that God sent the flood” (Genesis 6:2, 4-6, 17) (Daily Food, book 4, week 4, Friday, pp. 66, 68).
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