This week’s study is based on theparable of…. “The Sower” 1. The Setting. Read Matthew 13:1-2. Imagine the scene…. a day in Jesus’ life where He tells this parable. · What time of the day is it? · What was Jesus doing earlier? Who was he speaking to then? See Mathew 12:38, 46. · And
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This week’s study is based on theparable of…. “The Evil Farmers” Read Matthew 21:33-46. Who did Jesus tell the story to and why and who else was there listening? Last week we studied the parable of ‘The Two Sons’ and following on this week ‘The Evil Farmers’. Why do you think Jesus told a second
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This week’s study is based on theparable of…. “The Two Sons” Read Matthew 21:28-32. Who did Jesus tell this parable to, and why? Let’s look closer at the issue He was addressing? 1. The Two Sons. How would you answer Jesus’ question in Matthew 21:31a? Give reasons for your answer. Who did the older son
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This week’s study is based on theparable of, ‘The Lost Sheep.’ Read Matthew 18:10-14. As Jesus tells this parable? · Who is He speaking to? · Who is He speaking about? · What would you say is the main message Jesus was wanting to communicate to his hearers? · Why do you think Jesus chose
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This week’s study is titled, ‘Introduction to Parables’ We may well ask the question, “What is a Parable?” Do you have any ‘one liner’ sayings to explain? Eg.: ‘A parable is an earthly story to explain a heavenly meaning’. Discuss the following questions and see how many you can answer? · Why did Jesus speak
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