Much Fruit
Except a corn of wheat fall into the ground and die, it abideth alone: but if it die, it bringeth forth much fruit. John 12:24
In answer to Philip, Andrew and certain Greeks who came for an interview, Jesus Himself spoke the above words. He knew how productive His death would be. An experiment in England was made with one kernel planted in good ground. Within two years it brought forth a harvest of 32,500 grains of wheat. Because the Saviour of the world gave His life at Calvary, there has been a bountiful harvest of believers from the uttermost parts of the earth. The harvest continues today. Are we reapers?
--E. MacLelland
There’s surely somewhere a lowly place, in earth’s harvest field so wide,
Where I may labour through life’s short day, for Jesus the crucified.
