1. When Christ was resurrected, the good land appeared, and today we can live and walk in it. We walk in Christ, who is our good land—the soil we cultivate and in which we survive spiritually (Deut. 8:7 10; Heb. 4:10-11).
2. From dry land, God was able to create life upon it. The first life he created was grass and herbs— small, creeping plants. Because they had seed after their kind, they would continue and not become extinct. God not only creates life but also cares about perpetuating it. (Gen 1:11-12).
3. Today, God’s word remains essential to us, especially regarding the good land, which is Christ. We continue to cultivate it. God’s concern for making grass, herbs, and trees grow is not only about earthly needs, but also about spiritual provision. (1 Pet 1:22-25).
4. “God seeks those who worship Him in spirit and in truth; and, on the other hand, we seek Him to worship Him. When these two interests meet, a friendship is born: we become friends of God. […] We want to commit ourselves and give ourselves completely into His hands, so that He can do with us whatever He pleases, in order to accomplish His will: to bring the Lord back” (John 4:23-24; Matthew 16:24-27) (Daily Food, book 3, week 3, Tuesday, p. 43).
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