#39844: - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Totuus ja viisaus löytyy Sanasta ?

 

 

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcQnmTBhiYWhr1IU54vQjmBmR-8o...

Näitä ei saa erottaa toisistaan!

Pyhää Henkeä Ja Jeesusta/Jumalaa.

Näin tapahtuu ilmiökeskeisessä karsimaattisuudessa.

 

 

 

#39845: - Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Re: Totuus ja viisaus löytyy Sanasta ?

 

 

LöYsin ihan vahingossa tutut kasvot,  Marika Visakorpi NUARENA TYTTÖNÄ!

https://encrypted-tbn1.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcTmFSuZmILRDBdE0fOTVF1_E63D...

 

 

JOSTAKIN SYYSTÄ TUOTTAA HELPOTUSTA TÄMÄ KUVIEN LAITTO,  MERKILLISTÄ!

https://encrypted-tbn3.gstatic.com/images?q=tbn:ANd9GcSFTu5MSgJalFPz1cxxcf_GtZV4...

jA SAMAAN SÖSSÖÖN VÄHÄN BAILEYN TEKSTIÄ,  VALITETTAVASTI VAIN ENGLANNIKSI:

Most people – churchgoing people, at least – would agreethat Jesus’ parables are important. Yet, if asked further, mostwould say that His parables are nice stories intended to teachuniversal moral lessons. If you understand the moral of thestory, you’ve gotten the parable.There’s a problem with that explanation: it doesn’t squarewith what Jesus Himself said about His parables. Rather thantrying to create a set of nice stories for the world, Jesus bluntlysaid that He taught in parables so that His hearers wouldn’t immediatelyunderstand His teaching (Matt 13:13).But the problem goes beyond that. When you start lookingat His parables, a lot of them aren’t nice stories at all: a kingdestroys an entire city for speaking out against him; a managercheats his master out of money and is praised by Jesus forit; a fig tree is cursed for not bearing fruit.When taken at face value, the parables can be confusingand hard to understand. In fact, to get a nice moral out ofsome of them requires a good bit of twisting. Parables are notsimple moral stories that teach a lesson.

 

 

http://wwnet.fi/users/veijone/nipa3.jpg...

 

So what are parables?The Bible explains that Jesus had specific purposes forteaching in parables. Matthew tells us that in at least one instanceHe spoke to the crowd only in parables and said nothingwithout a parable (Matt 13:34). Why is this?As Jesus said in Mark, “What shall we say the kingdomof God is like, or what parable shall we use to describe it?”(Mk 4:30) It is important to understand that the parablescannot be separated from Jesus’ teaching on the Kingdomof God. If detached from His larger teaching ministry, theydon’t make sense. Rather, the parables are like different6 introductionplease honor usage rights for this document lenses used to view different aspects of the Kingdom of God.Jesus Himself often started His parables with, “The Kingdomof God is like…”To Jesus, parables are comparisons between the natural

https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/-sGBw8xyNMEA/TY41bm8WGbI/AAAAAAAAFtA/s6y_4mn7i...

lÖYTYI VIDEOITAKIN:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZnHN5_coKsc

TUHLAAJAPOIKA