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The Parable of All Parables

  1. The Uniqueness of It
  2. The Meaning of It
  3. The Application of It
Rev. David Noorman·2026-04-26

The Parable of All Parables Speaker: Rev. David Noorman EVENING WORSHIP Mark 4:1-20 The Parable of All Parables I. The Uniqueness of It II. The Meaning of It III. The Application of It Event: Sunday - PM

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Parables

P. DeBoer·1941-01-01

PARABLES: WHAT ARE THEY? Parables may briefly be defined as: earthly stories teaching spirit­ual truths. Parables are imagin­ary stories, which in their details could very actually transpire, the purpose of the stories being to in­culcate and illustrate spiritual truths. The word “parable” signi­fie

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Preaching on the Parables

L Vermeer·1944-07-01

In the outset of this essay, it is perhaps well to answer the questions as to what the parables are and the purpose of Christ in introducing parables in the course of his instruction and preaching unto the people. The very word parable means the placing of two or more subjects together, in order to

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Parables

P. DeBoer·1942-04-01

The chapter contains that marvelous triad of parables: the lost sheep, the lost coin, and the prodigal son. All three follow im­mediately one upon the other. The occasion of this series of parables is stated in the vss. 1-3: an oc­casion and setting which ought to be borne in mind in connection with

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Parables

P. DeBoer·1942-08-01

Naturally, therefore, the present parable follows immediately upon the other. Various Elements The question arises, “Just what is represented by the talents?” If the pounds of The Parable of the Pounds represent those means which all Christians have in common and equally, this parable represents th

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Parables

P. DeBoer·1942-06-01

Nevertheless, the verses ought to be treated in connection with the parables. For, first of all, the words complete the thought of the entire section of parables running from Lk. 15 through Lk. 17:10— the series of parables begun with the lost sheep is rounded out by this story. And, secondly, altho

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Parables of Kingdom Growth

  1. Mysterious Growth
  2. Small Beginning
  3. Full Maturity
Rev. David Noorman·2026-05-10
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Jesus Taught in Parables

Erik Guichelaar·2021-03-14

like parallel, beside each other, parable. You have one thing over here and then you put something beside it in order to make a comparison. That's what a parable is, a comparison or an illustration in which two or more ideas are put beside each other and there's a comparison made. Maybe the cate

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The Beginning of Parables

Rodney Kleyn·2020-11-15

So when does Jesus begin to teach in miracles? About halfway through his ministry, at a time when he's very popular, when the Jewish leaders have expressed their rejection of him, and the disciples who, in their training, are asking questions about the apparent lack of fruit. on Jesus' ministry.

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Watching Daily At My Gates

Cornelius Jonker·2004-04-01

A parable takes illustrations from the earthly creation that point to and make clear certain truths pertaining to the kingdom of heaven. The purpose is two fold, namely, to reveal the mysteries of the kingdom of heaven to God’s children, but to hide them from the wicked and unbelievers in Israel.