Examples of using This parable in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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In this parable the man in need received what he asked for when he knocked at midnight.
This parable- like all parables- is not really about laborers
But you know, when I think about this parable, I think of another possibility as I use my imagination.
in the 1st and 2nd centuries AD, and this parable probably originated during this time or soon thereafter.
Before analyzing this parable, we need to know that: when using parables,
We must reflect often on this parable, because there is always some one in the Christian community who is missing and has gone away
Since it is the same Jesus who told this parable as the one who told the story in Luke 17, we must think
So, in this parable, the king sent his invitation a LONG time ago,
We must reflect often on this parable, because there is always some one in the Christian community who is missing and has gone away and left his place empty.
So, the king in this parable had long ago sent out his invitations; but it was not
Jesus used this parable of the dutiful servant to explain that we can never say that our heavenly Father is indebted to us
This parable refers to a courageous father, who allows his children to
When reading this parable, I have always paid more attention to the prodigal son and have missed the wonderful,
So, the king in this parable had long ago sent out his invitations; but it was not
However, this parable is not about ethical and fair labor management, but rather about the radical nature of God's generosity,
The father in this parable is presumed to represent God who watches His children turn away
Jesus used this parable of the dutiful servant to explain that we can never put God in our debt
because there is no father in this world who would behave as the protagonist of this parable.
Although this parable may contain a judgment on Jewish religious leaders, Matthew intended a much wider application of its message,
This parable explains the co-existence