What’s The Hand Sickles? Know When Were Years Ago To Used It?

What’s The Hand Sickles?

Know When Were Years Ago To Used It?

| Indication

1.Trust in your sickles
  1.Hand sickles
  2.Bible fact 
2.Your responsibility
3.What we can learn
  1.About tools
  2.Sickle sharpness
  3.Common sickles
  4.Personal uses
4.About Us
  What are we Manufacturing & Exporting?

| TRUST IN YOUR SICKLES 

| Hand Sickle

Image1. Hand Sickle

Hand Sickle, The sickle is one of the oldest and most common agriculture tools around the world. Its invention coincides with the Agriculture Revolution in the Neolithic Age when people discovered that they could cultivate and harvest grains from wild grasses (such as barley and wheat). It has a curved blade for cutting down stalks of grains. The earliest sickles were made of a jaw or other curved sickles, wood or clay, and flaming or other sharp stones were arranged in the nostrils. Later, the Sickle Blades were made of brass, copper, iron, and other metals and were then arranged in hand-made of wood or other materials. The blade needs to be sharp to make the tool effective.

A sickle’s blade bunches the grass stems in its curve, allowing the reaper to slice and catch the bunch at the same time, making for an efficient way of collecting the grain-bearing grasses.

| Bible Fact

Image2. Jesus Christ

After the Savior Jesus Christ spoke with the Samaritan woman at the well, testifying to her that He was the Messiah, He spoke to His Apostles of fields . . . white already to harvest. (“White” was a way of saying the grain was ripe.) The woman told the people of her city about the Savior, leading to the conversion of many in that place. So, in speaking of the fields that were white, the Savior was helping His Apostles see just how many people were ready to hear and accept the message of His gospel, including people they may have overlooked.

| YOUR RESPONSIBILITY

Image3. President James E. Faust 

 “The harvest is the Lord’s. Your responsibility is to thrust in the sickle”

   -President James E. Faust (1920–2007)

A second counsellor in the first presidency, “What do I know before I leave his son on his mission,” Ensign, May 1996, 42. See that the farm is already white for harvesting; And see, who has broken his beard with his ring, he lives in one thing, he does not die, but his soul is saved.

WHAT WE CAN LEARN

A Hand sickle is..

| A Tool

A tool People use tools in order to do things that would otherwise be impossible or much more difficult. We have many available tools (including social media, the Internet) to share messages about the gospel of Jesus Christ and invite people to learn more about it. We just need to use them.

| Sharp

As a boy in a sharp farm, Seventeen’s Elder Kevin R. Duncan learned that there was a need to keep sharp to make the sickle effective. “On the farm, we kept the file handy to sharpen our sickness every day. In missionary work and really in all areas of life, we need to keep our spiritual distress sharp so that we can achieve our own best ability, daily reading, praying and all others Keeping the commandments helps us to be sharp and useful. Abandoned on rocky places Of seeds, “July 2014, 18).

| Common

Common To participate in the harvest, people needed a sickle. Fortunately, sickles were relatively easy to make and quite common. When it comes to sharing the gospel, there’s no special or incredibly rare thing you need to have before setting out to do it. If you have “faith, hope, charity and love” and “an eye single to the glory of God,” you are qualified for the work.

| Personal

Though harvesting technology has advanced and many farmers now use vehicles called combines to harvest large fields, the pattern for effective harvesting in missionary work has not changed since the Savior first sent labourers into the field. We trust in our sickles and serve, teach, and baptize people individually.

As Elder Jeffrey R. Holland of the Quorum of the Twelve Apostles has said: “Covenants are made personally, individually. . . . Ordinances are performed for individual persons, one by one no matter how many must ultimately receive them. . . .

“That’s how the kingdom of God is built—one person at a time, one covenant at a time” (“Keeping Covenants: A Message for Those Who Will Serve a Mission,” New Era, Jan. 2012, 3).

| About US

| What Are We Manufacturing And Exporting?

Kismat Welding Works is well known for excellent quality and high durability in Agriculture equipment & Stainless steel hand tools providing with quality as well as a competitive rate to our valuable customers. Incorporated unique experience of more than 30 years of excellence, comprehensive research and innovation, We are Manufacturer & Supplier of these products.

 1.Agriculture equipment
  2.Agriculture hand tools
   3.Agriculture hoe
    4.Agriculture sickle
     5.Stainless steel sickle
      6.Stainless steel hoe
       7.Serrated sickle
 8.Scythe sickle
  9.Sickle hand tool
   10.Hand sickle
    11.Grass sickle
     12.Farming sickle
      13.Garden hand tool
       14.Hand hoe