Study it in the app“For land that drinks the rain that often falls on it, and produces vegetation useful to those for whose sake it is also cultivated, receives a blessing from God;”
Forγὰρlandγῆthat drinksἡ πιοῦσαthe rainτὸν ὑετόνthat oftenπολλάκιςfallsἐρχόμενονonἐπ’it,αὐτῆςandκαὶproducesτίκτουσαvegetationβοτάνηνusefulεὔθετονto thoseἐκείνοιςfor whose sakeδι’ οὓςit is also cultivated,καὶ γεωργεῖταιreceivesμεταλαμβάνειa blessingεὐλογίαςfromἀπὸGod;τοῦ θεοῦ
ground
What is underfoot, dry land.
Where else “gē” appearssoak up
To drink the cup of suffering, or take in deeply.
Where else “piousa” appearsrain
Rain.
Where else “hyeton” appearsoften
Often, many times.
Where else “pollakis” appearsarrive
For a time or event to come: "the hour is coming".
Where else “erchomenon” appearsproduce
To produce something, like fruit.
Where else “tiktousa” appearsplants, vegetation
Plants, vegetation, herbs.
Where else “botanēn” appearsfit, suitable
Fit, suitable, useful.
Where else “eutheton” appearscultivate
Cultivate, till the ground.
Where else “geōrgeitai” appearsreceive a share, take
Receive a share of, partake; take, get; of food, eat together.
Where else “metalambanei” appearsblessing
The good God gives, or a generous gift.
Where else “eulogias” appearsGod
The Creator and Lord of all, the one God of Israel.
Where else “theou” appears6and have fallen away, to renew them again to a change of mind, since they are crucifying again for themselves the Son of God and exposing him to public shame.
7 · This verse (above)
8but if it bears thorns and thistles, it is worthless and near to a curse, whose end is for burning.
