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This is a continuation of the parable about the eagle.
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## he also took ##
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The word "he" is the eagle in the parable.
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## ground ready for sowing ##
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"a field that was ready for seed to be planted in it." Alternate translations: "a fertile field" or "in good ground."
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## He set it beside a large body of water ##
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"the eagle planted the seed in a place where there was a lot of water"
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## planted it like a willow ##
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Willow trees grow in places where there is a lot of water. If the eagle planted the seed like a willow, it means that he planted it in a place with a lot of water. Alternate translation: "and planted the seed like a willow tree by water." (See: [[rc://en/ta/man/translate/figs-parallelism]])
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## Then it sprouted ##
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"Then the seed began to grow into a plant"
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## a spreading vine low to the ground ##
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"a vine that spreads out on the ground"
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## its branches turned toward him ##
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The branches of the vine turned toward the eagle.
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## its roots grew under him ##
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The roots of the vine grew under the eagle.
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## So it became a vine ##
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"That is how the vine grew"
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## produced branches and sent out shoots ##
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"grew branches and spread its shoots" |