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Jesus compares the Divine Seed (or kingdom of heaven) to a grain of mustard seed.

Some people have the anointing of God but not the truth.

Jesus opens the disciples' understanding regarding the parable of the Sower.

Jesus spoke to the multitude in parables. However, he spoke plainly to his disciples because it was given to them to know the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven.

Jesus is the Divine Seed. He is a living Word planted in the ground of humanity. In order for Jesus to reproduce himself, he needed good ground to seed in.

Jesus is the Divine Seed. He is a living Word planted in the ground of humanity. Jesus came, and he overcame and put all hell to an open shame. No man could truly understand him of fellowship true Sonship with him, but the Father. Peter rebuked him because he didn't understand Jesus.

Jesus is the Divine Seed. He is a living Word planted in the ground of humanity. Jesus came, and he overcame and put all hell to an open shame. No man could truly understand him or fellowship true Sonship with him, but the Father. Peter rebuked him because he didn't understand Jesus.

Paul shares his testimony regarding his conversion.

Paul opens certain disciples at Ephesus' understanding regarding the baptism of the Holy Ghost.

The Gentiles that received the Holy Ghost was Abraham's seed.

"By one Spirit are we all baptized into one body..." (1st Corinthians 12:13)

Question: Did God know that Peter lacked understanding regarding the vision he saw?

Paul received his sight (both physically and spiritually) and was filled with the Holy Ghost.

Although Saul persecuted the church of the Living God, he was a chosen vessel.

The Spirit of God authorized Stephen to execute judgment on the council.

All who live godly in Christ Jesus (not the church) shall suffer persecution.

The devout men who received the gift of the Holy Ghost were the seed of Abraham.