Tag: Jesus
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Parable of the Talents and Barns
Parables The word “parable” comes from the Greek word παραβολη parabolee. In the Greek para means beside, and ballo means to cast or throw. So parable, in a very basic sense,means to cast beside. The word “parable”, in its more developed sense, still retains that underlying meaning. [source] We know parables as stories Jesus would use to…
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Fully Trained – 4
The gospel of Luke carefully records truth from eyewitness accounts of numerous historical citizens of the first century. The following is a fictional representation continued from our previous episodes of eyewitness by one of Jesus’ first disciples. More and more of us became convinced as we journeyed with Jesus that He IS the Christ, the Messiah…
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Fully Trained – 3
The gospel of Luke carefully records truth from eyewitness accounts of numerous historical citizens of the first century. The following is a fictional representation continued from our previous episodes of eyewitness by one of Jesus’ first disciples. Jesus continue to show His authority, not just over demons and spirits, but over flesh itself. We began to…
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