The Parabolic Universe: Sequential, not Repetitive

from The Word Without Walls Podcast Hosted by Michael Eschelbach

In the final episode of this mini-series on my new book, The Parabolic Universe, we consider some parables of Jesus that are often considered repetitive. Are they, really? Or are they sequential, providing more wisdom with each successive story? We take a close look at the text of Matthew 13 (treasure in the field, pearl of great price, net catching fish) and Luke 15 (lost sheep, lost coins, lost sons) to examine this more.

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