Ants in the Bible




Ants in the Bible




Ants might be small but they can attack and lift things much bigger and greater than themselves. Did you know that the ant queen is not a queen?  We are going to learn about all these things and about how some other things as well. 

First, let's look at Proverbs 6:6-9

 

Proverbs 6:6-9 

Go to the ant, O sluggard, observe her ways, and be wise, which, having no chief, officer, or ruler, prepares her food in the summer and gathers her provision in the harvest. how long will you lie down, O sluggard? When will you arise from your sleep?



You might think hey ants have queens why is Solman saying that the ants have no rulers' The queen is their mother, not the queen, sometimes the ants even make the queen go somewhere. so, The Bible is always right.

 

God gives us free will, God is not controlling our every move like NPCs (non-player characters).  We can control our actions sometimes they are good and sometimes they are bad, so you can control if you work [on the right thing] then you are doing the right thing.  you should not only work because someone is seeing you but because God likes it when we have integrity [working when no one is watching].


Colossians 3:23-24

Whatever you do, work at it with all your heart, as working for the Lord, not for human masters, since you know that you will receive an inheritance from the Lord as a reward. It is the Lord Christ you are serving.



Ants might be small but they can lift things ten times their body weight they are small but they can almost eradicate whole species. Why and how are they so small they can do great things because they all work together like the Argentinian ant is a super colony! You might think "What is a supercolony"

 

Let's imagine there is a set of ants in America and some of them with one queen go to Africa they meet each other sometime later and act like that's their mother colony, unlike some different kinds of ants who meet the other ants fight or just doge each other.

 

That means if you work together with others then you can do great things with God’s help if you are alone and against everyone if you are on the bad side then things are not going to go well for you and even if we are in the same team with God’s help from others can also help.

 

There is also the army ant, which has lots of numbers even though the other ant like the leaf cutter ant has a good strategy the army ant has numbers and can have a victory against leaf cutter ants even army ants can take down wasps even if the queen of the wasps survives.

 

Summary time


Now we learned that the queen ant is not the queen ant but the mother of all the ants and sometimes the ants also make the queen go somewhere. Hence, the bible is always right and we learned that the ant's teamwork and numbers help them attack and lift things that are larger than themselves, like when we are on God’s side even some help from others will be good.

 

Bye, see you soon!! 

 THE END.




 

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