Bible Chapter 13, 14, 15
The Kingdom is already here. The Kingdom is yet to come,
In His parables, Jesus again and again discussed the kingdom of heaven (God). What two meaning does this [phrase have?
The mustard seed represents the Gospel, starting very small but growing and to reach millions. The field are all the people on earth who receive Christ.
Parable of mustard seed
The net represent the Gospel, it gathered many fish just like the Gospel attract many people. The sea is the world.
Parable of the net and the fish
The pearl of great price represents eternal life, once found, makes further searching unnecessary.
Parable of the pearl of great price
The seed represents the word of God and the soil represents the hearts of the people. If the seeds fall on good soil, it will come up and yield crops.
Parable of the sower
The field is the world, and the good seeds (wheat) are those who follows God. The weeds are the people of the devil. In the angels (harvesters) will separate the weed and the wheat.
Parable of the wheat and weed
The yeast represent the gospel and the dough represent us.
Parable of the yeast
Jesus raises a dead girl.
Power over death
There's was a man who was possessed by demons and was brought to Jesus. Everyone was amazed by Jesus' power.
Power over demons
Jesus heals the blinds; he touched their eyes and they got their sight back.
Power over nature
Jesus heals Simon's mother-in-law.
Power over sickness
The house represents our life. A rock represents Jesus. Sand represents anything other than Christ. Rain, floods, and wind represents sin.
The house; rock; sand; rains; floods wind
1. He claimed to be the Son of god. 2. He taught against the law and traditions of the Pharisees. 3. The religious leaders were jealous. 4. Jesus claimed to forgive sins. 5. Jesus spent time with sinners.
What are the five reasons why the Pharisees opposed Jesus?
1. Jesus has always existed. 2. The fulfillment of hundreds of Old Testament prophecies. 3. The words that He spoke and the works that He did.
What are the things that we have studied that show that Jesus Christ is God?
As Jesus was weeping his feet, the woman began ti wet his feet with her tears. Then she wiped them with her hair, kissed them and poured perfume on them.
What did the sinful woman in Luke 7 do to show her love for Jesus?
The woman had many sins to be forgiven loved much, while the one who is forgiven little love little.
When Jesus compared the Pharisee's attitudes toward Him with the sinful woman's attitude, what primary difference was he pointing out?
In the story, a sower sows seed and it falls on different places. Some seed falls on the path with no soil, it was trampled on, and the birds ate it up. These soil represents those who hears God but don't really understand it. Some falls on rocky ground with little soil. It came up and withered because they had no moisture. These seeds represents those who have hardened heart. Some fall on soil which contained thorns it grew up with it and choked the plants. These seeds represents people who let other materialistic things affect them. Others fall on good soil and it came up and yield a crop, a hundred times than sown. These seeds are Christians.
Write a full detailed explanation of the Parable of the Sower and what it means.
