8217;t have any kids until after "the fall" (Genesis 4.1). They were too busy minding their curiosities about the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil. It’s interesting how "Good" and "Evil" are associated in this one tree. So many times "Good" can be "Evil". "Good" things are not always "God". But "God" is always "Good". The mistake they made was that they became idle in their service and stopped looking for "God" - and started looking for "Good". This is what happens when you get idle. You begin to mind foolish things. Living in this idle state will ultimately lead to death. If you stay idle your vision is going to die. And this will have an effect on others. How? Because people will perish for the lack of vision. Some of you don’t understand the "blessing" that has been being taught and practiced here everyday before school. It’s not a magical phrase like, "Abracadabra". It will have no effect on your life unless you partner yourself to it, and DO IT. It’s like being blessed with a business from your father: unless you maintain the business, you will not receive the rewards of the business, and the business will end up folding, crumbling, DYING. I would even go so far as to say that once you have been blessed, if you choose to live outside of the perimeters of that blessing, you will find yourself in a worse state than the one you were in before the blessing. Example: The Prodigal Son (Lk.15). He asked for his blessing and received it. This should tell you that it’s OK to ask for a blessing. Amen? But what are you going to do with the blessing? That’s the question. The Prodigal Son had received a blessing and decided to try and live outside of the place in which he was blessed, away from the one who blessed him. What happened to him? He reaped a blessing but did not sow it back into the right place. The blessing that you reap from God will only reap more when it is sown into the proper place of th...
