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OUR LORD'S PARABLES.
PARABLES. | LOCALITY. | MATT. | MARK. | LUKE. | LESSONS. |
I. Recorded in one Gospel | |||||
The tares | Gennesaret | xiii. | .......... | .......... | Good and evil in life and judgment. |
The hid treasure | Gennesaret | xiii. | .......... | .......... | Value of Gospel. |
The goodly pearl | Gennesaret | xiii. | .......... | .......... | Christian seeking salvation. |
The draw net | Gennesaret | xiii. | .......... | .......... | Visible Church of Christ. |
The unmerciful servant | Capernaum | xviii. | .......... | .......... | Danger of ingratitude. |
The labourers in the vineyard | Jerusalem | xx. | .......... | .......... | Call at various epochs. |
The two sons | Jerusalem | xxi. | .......... | .......... | Insincerity and repentance. |
The marriage of the king's son | Mount of Olives | xxii. | .......... | .......... | Need of righteousness. |
The ten virgins | Mount of Olives | xxv. | .......... | .......... | Watchful and careless profession. |
The ten talents | Mount of Olives | xxv. | .......... | .......... | Use of advantages. |
The sheep and goats | Mount of Olives | xxv. | .......... | .......... | Final separation of good and bad. |
The seed growing secretly | Gennesaret | .......... | iv. | .......... | Gradual growth of religion. |
The householder | Gennesaret | .......... | xiii. | .......... | |
The two debtors | Galilee | .......... | .......... | vii. | Gratitude for pardon. |
The good Samaritan | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | x. | Compassion to suffering. |
The friend at midnight | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xi. | Perseverance in prayer. |
The rich fool | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xii. | Worldly-mindedness. |
The wedding feast | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xii. | Vigilance towards Second Advent. |
The wise steward | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xii. | Conscientiousness in trust. |
The barren fig tree | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xiii. | Unprofitableness under grace. |
The great supper | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xiv. | Universality of Divine call. |
The piece of money | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xv. | Joy over penitence. |
The prodigal son | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xv. | Fatherly love to penitent son. |
The unjust steward | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xvi. | Preparation for eternity. |
The rich man and Lazarus | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xvi. | Recompense of future life. |
The unprofitable servants | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xvii. | God's claim to all our service. |
The unjust judge | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xviii. | Advantage of persevering prayer. |
The Pharisee and publican | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xviii. | Self-righteousness and humility. |
The pounds | Jerusalem | .......... | .......... | xix. | Diligence rewarded; sloth punished. |
II. Recorded in two Gospels | |||||
House on rock and sand | Galilee | vii. | .......... | vi. | Consistent and false profession. |
The leaven | Gennesaret | xiii. | .......... | xiii. | Pervading influence of religion. |
The lost sheep | Jerusalem | xviii. | .......... | xv. | Joy over penitent. |
III. Recorded in three Gospels | |||||
New cloth and old garment | Capernaum | ix. | ii. | v. | New doctrines on old prejudices. |
New wine in old bottles | Capernaum | ix. | ii. | v. | New spirit in unregenerate heart. |
The sower | Gennesaret | xiii. | iv. | viii. | Hearers divided into classes. |
The mustard seed | Gennesaret | xiii. | iv. | xiii. | Spread of Gospel. |
The wicked husbandmen | Jerusalem | xxi. | xii. | xx. | Rejections of Christ by Jews. |
The fig tree and all the trees | Mount of Olives | xxiv. | xiii. | xxi. | Indications of Second Advent. |
N.B.--These miracles and parables are grouped according to their record by the Evangelists; for their chronological position reference must be made to the "Harmony."
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