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4 Les refirió otra parábola, diciendo: El reino de los cielos es semejante a un hombre que sembró buena semilla en su campo; 25 pero mientras dormían los hombres, vino su enemigo y sembró cizaña entre el trigo, y se fue. 26 Y cuando salió la hierba y dio fruto, entonces apareció también la cizaña. 27 Vinieron entonces los siervos del padre de familia y le dijeron: Señor, ¿no sembraste buena semilla en tu campo? ¿De dónde, pues, tiene cizaña? 28 El les dijo: Un enemigo ha hecho esto. Y los siervos le dijeron: ¿Quieres, pues, que vayamos y la arranquemos? 29 El les dijo: No, no sea que al arrancar la cizaña, arranquéis también con ella el trigo. 30 Dejad crecer juntamente lo uno y lo otro hasta la siega; y al tiempo de la siega yo diré a los segadores: Recoged primero la cizaña, y atadla en manojos para quemarla; pero recoged el trigo en mi granero.
Mira a tu becino y dile Dios tiene un plan , Este es el ano de la cosecha, y Dios tiene palabara para este peublo Dios ha sido mas que bueno en mi familia este ano dando gracia a Dios sobre todo nos ha ido sumamente bien, no nos a faltado nada, porque tenenemos un Dios que esta en todas, y cada ano lo predicamos y lo repetimos Que Este ano sera mejor que el anterior, no porque estamos instruidos para predicador sino los creemos y lo vivimos. Jesus Sentado en una playa con un grupo y sus discipulos, les comienza a hablar parabulas, (parables are likes small story or illustration that show a moral value or a lesson from God) and then he tells them about the parable of the weeds and wheat, this parable caught my attention because it gets us closer to truly understanding that this is isnt just a sign, its a promise from God, Jesus explica que el reino de los Cielos is like a good man who plants good seed, and here comes our first what type of seeds are we planting in our field, we go buy everyday caring our seeds, we recieves gifts,talents which represent seeds that provide a prosperous sow but we lack inn knowing were to plant it, We need to evolve , tenemos que salir de ese miedo de Repartir esa palabra a nuestros amigos, familia, y compalleros de la escuela y trabajo, We need to continue to plant good seeds ,seeds of hope seeds of inspiration, please Stay AWAY from NEGATIVITY! I work with a guy who hates everything he hates flowers, people,church,politics you name it the only thing he doesn’t hate is Dunkin Donuts, but sorrounding ourselves to people like this rott our seeds immediately making them impossible to yield fruit. The Parable continues showing us how the enemy comes in like a thief in a night, and That’s what satan does in our lives,we do something right, and hes there to bring us down, we preach we participate on a Friday and Sunday and Monday were scared to preach to others about what weve done on the weekend, pero la parabulo sigo diciendo que el enemigo entra en la noche mientras dormian todos,el comenzo y planto la semilla de la malahierba, Muchos creemos que la mala heriba es mala pero en mi vida la malahierba a trabajado para bien, porque somos como el trigo aunque estamos rodiado por mala hierba el trigo encuentra un forma o otra como siguer creciendo no importando la circunstancia, jovenes no matter how mad things you need to prevail above all things because evil sorrounds but there is a good that doesn’t forsake you, the enemy has planted seeds of evil within the years el 2001 el enimigo planto una semilla de terrorismo, en el 2002 una semilla de depression, 2003 una semilla de guerra, el 2004 una semilla de confusion, el 2005 una semilla de hurricanes, 2006 fue una semilla de mentiras, el 2007 una semilla de finansas dequidas, el 2008 una semilla de reccession, pero el 2009 es el ano de tu cosecha El Enimigo a estado plantando lentamente estas semillas anuales no hemos visto la la luz muchos hemos estado viviendo de cheque a cheque pero este ano es u ano porque el sembrador no te arrancanco los ultimos anos porque estabas creciendo no era tu timepo porque la mala hierba esta enredada con tus bendiciones, pero a lledado le tiempo, que madurado a un punto que tiempo atar tus bendiciones, y separar las maldiciones que pasado los ultimos anos,

This year a lot of us don’t know whats really happening but we cant lose hope we need to be around positive people, friends and family to share the gospel, we need to start to believe in God and know what he wants for us is always the best.
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Este es tu ano iglesia aunque los suenos se ven perdidios aunque las casa no se pueden pagar estos arboles sabian que habia una proposito y aunque nuestros suenos no cuadren con los de Dios hay un proposito grande en tu vida Dios es un Dios todopoderoso, no piedras fe y mantente como una semilla llena del espiritu posederoso de Dios.

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