Welcome to the For the Gospel podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

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we'd love for you to share that with others. On today's episode we're on our eighth

parable. It's our ninth episode in the series on the parables and based on your reviews,

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If you have your Bible, go ahead and turn to Luke chapter 10.

And we'll start in the verses prior, but the core of this parable is versus 30 to 37 of Luke chapter 10 as with each week in this series

if you want to hit pause grab your Bible do that or if you're on a run if you're at the gym or if you're just on the fly and you're wanting to listen

I'll walk you through it all or if you're watching this on YouTube we are putting the

text on the screen so you can follow along and dig right in. The context

here is found in the verses prior as I was mentioning the core of the parable

versus 30 to 37 but just before something very interesting happens.

Now, this isn't unusual in the sense that the parables in the Gospels have, would say some tentacles that go into different verses.

For example, we talked about that one parable recently where a man stands up and says this,

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