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The Parable of the Sower (view source)
Revision as of 05:17, September 19, 2021
, 05:17, September 19, 2021like a hawk ....
The '''Parable of the Sower''' (sometimes called the '''Parable of the Soils''') is a parable of Jesus found in three of the four Gospels: {{bibleverse||Matthew|13:1-23|9}}, {{bibleverse||Mark|4:1-20|9}}, and {{bibleverse||Luke|8:1-15|9}}. John's account of the Gospel does not include this parable.
The '''Parable of the Sower''' (sometimes called the '''Parable of the Soils''') is a parable of Jesus found in three of the four Gospels: {{bibleverse||Matthew|13:1-23|9}}, {{bibleverse||Mark|4:1-20|9}}, and {{bibleverse||Luke|8:1-15|9}}. John's account of the Gospel does not include this parable.
This parable foreshadowed the modern discovery of [[quantum mechanics]]. This parable also explains why some people refuse even to consider the truths of [[Christianity]] - the [[devil]] immediately snatches it away from them.
This parable foreshadowed the modern discovery of [[quantum mechanics]]. This parable also explains why some people refuse even to consider the truths of [[Christianity]] - like a hawk, the [[devil]] immediately snatches it away from them.
==Summary==
==Summary==
Initially Jesus speaks the parable to a large mixed crowd of disciples and others.
Initially Jesus speaks the parable to a large mixed crowd of disciples and others.