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The fact that we reap what we sow is good news for those who sow good habits but a frightening thought for those currently involved in ungodly activities such as promiscuity drug and alcohol abuse neglect of family or mistreatment of others in order to climb the ladder of success we cannot sow crabgrass and expect to reap pineapples. Sowing and reaping is an almost perfect analogy of life we can hardly do better than to see life as a process of sowing seed and reaping a harvest and to take care how we sow since all of us are now reaping what we once sowed and sowing what yonder we will reap it is well that we know the principles of sowing and reaping. The term sowing refers to the act of planting a seed and reaping refers to harvesting the produce of that seed understanding the dynamic relationship between sowing and reaping can help you build a better marriage the principle of sowing and reaping can be broken into four distinct laws that affect your marriage in powerful ways. Sowing and reaping is used as a metaphor for death and resurrection when paul discusses the doctrine of the resurrection of the body he uses the analogy of planting a seed to illustrate physical death