Have you seen those time lapse videos of seed sprouting? For the first few days, it seems like nothing is happening. Suddenly, the seed cracks… it breaks open, then breaks forth and sprouts with fruit - first the blade, then the ear, then the full corn in the ear. The seed had fruit in it all along, but that fruit could only come out when the seed cracked under the pressure of the dark soil. What’s interesting about soil (good soil) is that even though it’s dark, it’s nutrient and moisture rich,

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