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Richard Gunther

Every part of a seed is important.
If you think of a seed as a machine,
it is made of several large parts,
and in each of these parts
hundreds of intricate smaller
machines operate, and in each
of these tiny machines even
smaller machines work together.
The entire process of germination,
sprouting, and growing is a co­
ordinated effort, involving millions
of decisions, all synchronized
to work in correct sequence,
each level of operation relying
on the level above and below.
No computer on Earth, or even
all the computers combined,
could program the sprouting of
just one seed - yet God has
made trillions of seeds to
sprout since He first
created plants.

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The whole universe,
including all living things,
came from a series of miracles,
so it should not surprize us to
see things similar to the
miraculous all around us.
A sprouting bean seed is
a good example of the glory
of God in action.