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I Wonder
Mattthew 13:1-9/18-23Jesus used many stories, or parables, when speaking to the crowds. These stories compare something familiar to something unfamiliar, helping us understand spiritual truth by using everyday objects and relationships. Jesus’ parables compel listeners to discover truth, while at the same time concealing the truth from those too lazy or too stubborn to see it. To those who are honestly searching, the truth becomes clear. We must be careful not to read too much into parables, forcing them to say what they don’t mean. Each parable has a central meaning unless otherwise specified by Jesus. Let’s now listen to the parable of the 4 soils.
Scripture reading by Pat Korth
Sermon by Pastor Keith Aurand
Recorded July16 2017
New Berlin, Wisconsin, USA
20 episodes
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