Welcome to the Further Gospel Podcast where we provide sound doctrine for everyday people.

I'm your host Kosti Hinn and I want to welcome our listeners on Apple and Spotify and those of you

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On today's episode, I'm continuing with part two of this brand new series on the parables and I'm covering

eight parables in a practical way and I want to help you think about them maybe in ways you have not

or understand them for the very first time. Now if you haven't already

listened to the first episode in the series I want you to do that because it's titled

how to interpret the parables and getting a good foundation for what we would call

hermeneutics or the study of the Bible through interpretation all those things

very important when we talk about the parables because there are some

potential pitfalls that people run into when it comes to the

parables and I want you to be strong and ready. That episode is a catalyst to the rest of the series.

But if you've already got that tool in your tool belt, let's jump into our first one. It's the rich fool. It's found in Luke 12 versus 13 to 21. Maybe you're watching this or you're listening and you've got the ability to

grab your Bible. Do that or if you're driving don't worry I'll read to you and take care of

business for you. Let me get you into the context first. We always want to set a

text in its context when we're sort of parachuting in like we are and then I'll

read you the parable and then we'll break it down with some interpretation and

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