Day 287 (Matthew 13, Luke 8) - Year 6

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

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🗓️ 14 October 2024

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap.
0:07.0	Jesus loves a good parable. It's one of his favorite teaching tools. A
0:16.7	parable is a short story that usually has one main point or idea, though occasionally
0:20.8	more, and it's often generalized, meaning there are no specific people or places
0:25.1	listed, just broad facts. Today when we meet up with Jesus by the Sea of Galilee, he's got a lot of
0:30.9	parables for us. We'll only cover the main one today and tomorrow we'll talk
0:34.5	about the others. This is a parable about the gospel. Jesus compares it to a seed. The seed of the
0:40.2	gospel is spread all around and it falls on lots of different types of soil.
0:44.0	Four to be exact. So this is often called the parable of the sewer or the parable of the four soils.
0:50.0	The soils represent four different ways the gospel can be received. The bad news is
0:54.6	three out of the four soils don't receive the gospel very well. We'll look at why in a
0:59.1	second, but the good news is the one soil that does produces lots of fruit from the seed. In fact it's up to a 100-fold
1:06.4	increase. The first soil is the path, but the birds come and devour the seed.
1:11.5	Jesus compares this to anyone who hears the
1:13.8	gospel but doesn't really understand it. Then the enemy comes and snatches it
1:17.4	away. Jesus says it's not important for people to just hear the gospel, but for
1:21.6	people to understand it.
1:23.2	Otherwise, the enemy will come along like a bird and snatch it up before it takes root.
1:27.3	The second soil is the rocky ground.
1:29.8	There's not a lot of soil there and what exists isn't very deep.
1:33.3	Jesus compares this to the people who respond to the gospel quickly and with joy,
1:37.4	but as soon as tough times come, that plant can't take the heat and it withers.
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