God created everything/EVERYTHING (!) in the earth to operate by the seed, time and harvest principle. While this is commonly understood and agreed to, there are two aspects of the Creation not commonly attributed "seed" status.
One is the Garden of Eden itself. Since God commissioned Adam to be fruitful, multiply and replenish (i.e., fill up, not re-fill) the earth, it stands to reason this included using the "seed stock" of/from the Garden to accomplish this assignment. After all, any humans who would have lived outside the Garden would have learned the Garden was God's very best, hence they would have duplicated it. Thus, the Garden and it's idealized conditions would have literally spread over the entire earth. This was God's evident will. In fact, the Book of Revelation includes several indications of God's plan to re-create the idyllic conditions of the Garden of Eden on earth, including the infamous "Tree of Life" in the midst of the Garden. This tree is mentioned THREE times (!) each in the Books of Genesis and Revelation. (Selah!)
The second is the Earth itself! Is the earth itself intended to be a perfectly shaped and positioned, spherical seed in the physical universe? Is it inconceivable that God may have intended literally to spread the idyllic conditions of the Garden of Eden and the Earth .... across the entire universe? At least one preacher/evangelist, Kenneth Copeland, has suggested this possibility. And now...a few scientists also have embraced this idea!
What do you think? Is there anything in The Bible that might suggest this idea? Sound off, if you have a notion.
http://www.universetoday.com/112366/incomplete-space-seed-how-to-spread-earths-life-across-the-universe/
http://phys.org/news184915200.html
What do you think? Is there anything in The Bible that might suggest this idea? Sound off, if you have a notion.
