Is it true that you reap what you sow?

Answer 1

If you argue with someone and raise your voice, don't they raise theirs? And isn't the argument much more likely to become heated?

I'd call that a yes.

Whether you call it reaping what you sow,
or my college roommate called it "what goes around, comes around", or I call it the law of return (what I put out comes back to me), or Sir Isaac Newton calls it the Third Law of Motion ("for every action there is an equal but opposite re-action")...Yes.

Answer 2

Yes it is true , actually it is a very serious thing , as this scripture states.

Galatians 6:7 " Do not be misled: God is not one to be mocked. For whatever a man is sowing, this he will also reap;"



If we are trying to worship Jehovah God through pagan lies , such as the 'trinity doctrine' , 'the immortality of the soul' and 'hellfire' beliefs ,, then just as those beliefs will soon be destroyed , so will those people that follow them.

''''Do not be mislead'''


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Answer 3

Not necessarily if you no not what you ahve sown ! sometimes you are foxed / brainwashed in doing something which ultimately turns counter productive.
By and large it is good philosophy to look before you leap or you land up reaping what you sow.

Answer 4

People do reap the consequences of their choices.
However, its another issue when it comes to other forces effecting our lives. You can be a good person and still be the object of disasters, illness, oppression, bad luck and the evil in another's heart. That's life

Answer 5

The Bible talks a lot about reaping and sowing.

In Job 4:8 says, “Even as I have seen they that plow iniquity, and sow wickedness, reap the same.”

Psalms 126:5 says, “They that sow in tears shall reap in joy.”

And in Luke 12:24 it says, “Consider the ravens: for they neither sow nor reap; which neither have storehouse nor barn; and God feedeth them: how much more are ye better than the fowls?”

Answer 6

I'm not a farmer, so I am unable to competently speak to that point. But I do know that the effort that you put into your endeavors will yield benefits. Whether you recognize them or not.

Answer 7

Yes, I think it is a good life philosophy. But as we see in agriculture, it isn't always fair. It doesn't always come to fruition. And alot depends on external factors.

Answer 8

Yep. Unless someone's been fiddlin' with the seed packet.

Answer 9

From experience, aye.
But its not seasonal sometime it comes fast other times it takes lifetimes.

Answer 10

This has got to be true, i mean the hindus and christians agree on it. (karma) even athiests say "what goes around comes around"