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To speak in terrestrial terms about wheat and tares, it is necessary to know some characteristics of both plants.
Wheat and tares are two different types of plants. These in fact keep a close relationship, as they belong to the same family. In addition, in some of their stages of development they are physically similar.
THE WHEAT
It is a cereal for human consumption.
This plant can reach up to 1.2 meters high. The stems are long and erect. Inside the stems are hollow. Its leaves are shaped like a spear. As for the flowers, they are grouped in spikes. Its grains are oval in shape. It is green when it is on the ground and golden when it is ripe and ready to be harvested |
LA CIZAÑA
It has no real use for the human.
It is considered a type of weed
It reaches up to one meter in height. The stem is thin, erect and elongated. Physically in its growth stage it looks a bit like wheat. Even in some places it is known as "false wheat". The tares and their grains (because they also produce grains) can be toxic for human consumption, so it is important not to confuse it with wheat.
Jesus says: the good seed are those who belong to the Kingdom; the tares are those that belong to the Evil One,
We have come to this world to be tested both outside the temple and within it. There is no church, a pastor, a representative of God on earth that is perfect. Therefore we must look to God, trying to make a difference between those who do not live according to the word of God.
Matthew 13: 29-30
29 He said to them, "No, lest by tearing up the tares, you also take the wheat with her."
30 Let both grow together until the harvest; and at the time of the harvest I will say to the reapers, Gather the weeds first, and bind them in bundles to burn them; but gather the wheat in my barn.
This of the wheat and the tares has been going on since the time of Jesus. Throughout the centuries, man has manifested unhealthy desires to the spirit, so it is necessary to differentiate between good and evil. When we talk about wheat, it is inviting us to be a harvest, that even though we are surrounded by evil we continue to produce, projecting the word of God until it is digested as spiritual food. In the parable it also focuses on how evil ends, as it is burned, that is, it has no benefits, while the wheat goes to the granary as food in abundance transformed forever for the benefit of man. In this biblical story, Jesus establishes a comparison and in it he demonstrates a "spiritual" type of teaching.