Wilt thou believe him, that he will bring home thy seed, and gather it into thy barn?
The question stands among the divine interrogations concerning the natural world that expose the narrow bounds of human understanding. It turns attention away from abstract speculation toward ordinary mysteries encountered in daily life. What it asks about trust, seed, and harvest cannot be mastered or secured by finite comprehension.
The question stands among the divine interrogations concerning the natural world that expose the narrow bounds of human understanding. It turns attention away from abstract speculation toward ordinary mysteries encountered in daily life. What it asks about trust, seed, and harvest cannot be mastered or secured by finite comprehension.