What Happens with Unused Sperm and How the Body Recycles It
"For You created my inmost being; You knit me together in my mother's womb."
(Psalm 139:13)God's design includes renewal. What seems unused is often part of wise care.
Parable: The River That Never Wasted Water
In a wide green valley flowed a clear river named Luma.
Every day the river carried water from the mountains down through the forest and into the fields. Birds drank from it, deer crossed it, and fish swam through its gentle currents.
But a young traveler once stood beside the river and asked an old gardener nearby,
"Doesn't the river waste so much water? Look how much flows away."
The gardener smiled and pointed upstream.
"The water that flows away does not disappear," he said.
The traveler looked confused.
"Where does it go?" he asked.
The gardener pointed toward the sky.
"The sun lifts the water into the clouds. The clouds carry it across the land. Then the rain falls again, feeding the mountains and filling the river once more."
The traveler watched the flowing water and slowly understood.
"What looks wasted," he said quietly, "is actually part of the cycle."
The gardener nodded.
"In creation," he said, "nothing is wasted. Everything is renewed."
And the river continued to flow, quietly repeating the beautiful design built into it from the beginning.
Moral:
In God's design, nothing is wasted. His creation knows how to renew itself.
In God's design, nothing is wasted. His creation knows how to renew itself.