“The seasonal changes and plant growth that impact the availability of food for animals also play an important role in human life. Agriculture, which provides the majority of the world's food supply, is heavily dependent on seasonal changes and plant growth.
Farmers must time their planting, irrigation, and harvesting to align with the seasons and the growth patterns of different crops. In addition, changes in weather patterns and climate can also impact crop yields and the availability of food resources for humans.
Furthermore, the seasonal availability of different types of foods has also had a significant impact on human dietary habits and cultural traditions. For example, in many cultures, specific types of foods are traditionally eaten during certain seasons or celebrations, such as pumpkin during Halloween and turkey during Thanksgiving.
Overall, the impact of seasonal changes and plant growth on human life is significant, and understanding these phenomena is important for ensuring food security and sustaining human communities.”
— Chat GPT
In the Book of Enoch it describes all these natural processes so vital to life: Seasons, trees producing foliage. It assures us that it is by the command, the authoritative command, of God, that all these things happen. So we should not worry. We can have faith that God has our backs, so to speak, because He authorises the very things we so need in order to live this present day, and the future days are in His safe hands too.
“Take notice of everything that occurs in the heavens, how they maintain their orbits without change. Observe the celestial bodies, how they rise and set in a particular order during their respective seasons, without violating their designated course. Consider the earth and pay attention to everything that happens on it, from its beginning until its end. Notice how everything on earth is constant, and how all of God's creations are evident before you. Look at the summer and winter seasons, how the earth is saturated with water and covered by clouds, dew, and rain. Take a look and notice how during winter, most trees appear to have lost all their leaves and seem dried out, except for fourteen trees that keep their foliage for two to three years before the new ones grow. And during summer, take note of how the sun is directly overhead, causing extreme heat that forces you to seek shade and cover. The earth is hot, making it impossible to walk on rocks or the ground. You will also notice how the trees sprout new green leaves and bear fruit. It is important to pay attention to God's work and acknowledge how He, the eternal being, created all these things. His work continues from year to year, and each of them fulfills their designated tasks as directed by God. Even the sea and rivers follow His commands without changing their tasks.”
— Book of Enoch
