Jehovah's Witnesses Straight Talk - Forum/Blog

James 5:7 Be patient therefore, brothers, until the coming of the Lord. Behold, the farmer waits for the precious fruit of the earth, being patient over it, until it receives the early and late rain.

Patient, and farming, go hand and hand, but there is more, what? The fleshly mind is opposed to God, it cannot know God by faith, it is set upon rules and laws and accounts injustices by comparing what it has to someone else situation. Thus, it is impatient, but a farmer cannot be impatient because they knows the process, there is a season for planting, growth, and harvesting the crop. In other word, impatient is meaningless because to plant and harvest the same day or week is not going to happen, and the farmer cannot force a new season.

The farmer must understand that each season is the process moving into the next season for a purpose of producing a crop. But the fleshly mind Christian's does not see the planting, or the process because they compare themselves not against the invisible, that is, the Spirit of God working in them, but rather to another person of faith.

This causes impatient, in lust of the flesh, jealousy, hates, judging of one another grumbling. Whereas, the spiritual mind of the farmer knows the truth, knowing impatiens is out of his/hers hand, they must wait upon God for the season to produce something good. Impatient and blaming someone else for season is stupid, man does not control the seasons, God is the creator of season, man must wait for the next season.

Here fleshly minded Christian's were blaming by comparing themselves against other human flesh, which is pointless, because God was not working with the flesh dead in Christ Jesus, but instead Holy Spirit in each body member of Christ Jesus for spiritual crops of His planting, whom God is the judge of the growth and season!

A Christian's is not the judge of spiritual growth by fleshly laws of the fleshly mind that are dead in Christ Jesus, they are not the judge of God's planting, as to accepting, or rejecting its value according to their judgments by laws of a group, or by personal likes and dislikes. They are the crop, planted by God's hand, he is the cultivator, he waters, and makes it grow. Whom can judge what they have no control over by laws of death?

See More: nu-truth.com