 In Matthew 13, the day that began in Matthew 12 continues. Rather than teaching clearly, Jesus preaches in parables concerning the enemy sowing counterfeits who are full of hypocrisy and duplicity. They play the part of a believer for their own personal gain—with a smile on Sunday, only to start an evil whisper campaign on Monday.
In our previous study, we considered the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares. But between that parable and the explanation, there are other short parables with meaning hidden within and explained to those who had ears to hear. Watch our study in Matthew 13 as we consider these parables and listen with ears to hear that we might understand. Comments are closed.
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