"Let us go to the vineyards early in the morning; Let us see the vine bud and blossom, and the pomegranate blossom; There I will give you the best of my love.”

"Early in the morning let us go to the vineyards" means that the church should start the day early in the morning (first thing) with Christ. He should be searched with an early vida effort. When a searching soul, from its lack, communicates with Jesus Christ, that soul; Deficits change and happiness emerges. The vineyard refers to the soul. The kingdom of God is compared to a vineyard. The kingdom of God today is said to be "within us" (Luke 17:21). No earthly thing can satisfy the soul. The soul is compared to a garden (Jer 31:12, Isa 58:11). So useful trees and plants should be planted. We should often examine and see whether we have received the fruits of righteousness. Gather Christ into your soul garden early each morning.

'Let us see the vine bud and blossom, and the pomegranate trees blossom;' Christ's presence makes the vine flourish. The vine represents the church, the children of God (John 15:5). By seeking Christ early in the morning with a whole heart, the church sprouts as a vine, is prepared for a fruitful life (the flower blooms) and then bears fruit. The pomegranate tree represents the congregation growing and bearing fruit. As the church gathers him into the garden of his soul, the sun of righteousness rises in the garden and the church bears fruit.

And in Isaiah 27: 6, it is prophesied that "the days will come when Jacob will take root and Israel will blossom and fill the world with fruit." A question is asked by the church to see if God's people have grown in spiritual life as a sign of this prophetic word.

'I will give you the utmost of my love.' The church speaks here out of love for Jesus Christ. It is the word of the congregation of Christians to the Lord that Jesus himself will see the fruits of the ministry done by the love of your grace and will give it to Nasser.

Beloved ones! As we seek Jesus Christ, our spiritual garden should flourish and bear good fruit.

Are you giving the fruits of your loving service to your neighbor?

Reference verse: Proverbs 8:17, Mark 1:35