The corn of wheat is worthy notice in our Concordance, because Jesus is beautifully represented, and by himself, under this figure. (John 12:24) When the Son of God became incarnate, like a pure grain of corn, yea, and of the finest kind, he fell into the ground. And what an abundant harvest of redeemed souls hath he since produced to the glory of the Almighty Husbandman, his father! (John 15:1)
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