I find it
interesting that one of the first commands God gave to Noah and his family
after the flood was the following verse.
Genesis 9:7(NKJV)
And
as for you, be fruitful and multiply; Bring forth
abundantly in the earth And multiply in it.”
Now was God just
talking about more people or was there more to this command? I think it is much broader than that.
I think the command
"be fruitful" could be restated "be productive" and still
be true to its meaning. God gives each
of us 24 hours in a day. Being productive
with those hours allows us to "bring forth abundantly" many things
from our efforts.
The one thing I
don't see is any sort of qualifier like be fruitful and multiply until we reach
a certain point such as a certain population.
I think God wants us to make this a basis for conducting our whole lives
for as long as we live.
Wednesday,
December 04, 2019
7:43
AM
I find it
interesting that one of the first commands God gave to Noah and his family
after the flood was the following verse.
Genesis 9:7(NKJV)
And
as for you, be fruitful and multiply; Bring forth
abundantly in the earth And multiply in it.”
Now was God just
talking about more people or was there more to this command? I think it is much broader than that.
I think the command
"be fruitful" could be restated "be productive" and still
be true to its meaning. God gives each
of us 24 hours in a day. Being productive
with those hours allows us to "bring forth abundantly" many things
from our efforts.
The one thing I
don't see is any sort of qualifier like be fruitful and multiply until we reach
a certain point such as a certain population.
I think God wants us to make this a basis for conducting our whole lives
for as long as we live.
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