In a profound and philosophical sermon on Angel TV, Apostle Francis Amoako Attah explored a unique fusion of scriptural interpretation, mysticism, and natural science to assert that human identity, spiritual power, and destiny are deeply rooted in plants and knowledge.
Drawing from Genesis 2:4-9, he described how man was first connected to plants and nature before the creation of animals or even woman. “Before God brought woman, he brought plants. God gave plants to man first because life is in them. Death is also in them, depending on your choices,” he said.
Apostle Attah went further to claim that every human has a unique spiritual plant associated with them.
“The day you discover your plant, your prayers become soft,” he said, linking divine ease to knowledge of one’s natural connection.
He stated that God communicated with man through plants before walking with him in the cool of the evening.
He also offered a striking contrast between meat and plant-based diets, suggesting that overconsumption of animal products shortens life spans while plants sustain life. “Life is not in animals,” he declared. “Eat leaves and live.”
The Apostle also warned against intellectual stagnation, emphasizing that even in Heaven, books are mentioned. “It is either you read the right books and live, or the wrong books and die,” he cautioned.
Blending science, spirituality, and symbolism, his message posited man as both “beast and king,” capable of choosing either nature through knowledge or destruction through ignorance.
Apostle Attah’s message, both metaphysical and practical, challenges conventional Christian doctrine by inviting believers to rediscover divine truth in the natural world particularly through plants, books, and self-discovery.
