Examples of 'parables' in a sentence
Meaning of "parables"
parable (noun) - a simple story used to illustrate a moral or spiritual lesson
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- plural of parable
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The best parables tell a local story.
He gives the eternal law in those parables.
That preceded our parables from earlier.
Parables are stories that illustrate a central truth.
Jesus told several parables about stewards.
The parables did not encourage passive listening.
All five of these parables form a group.
Two parables about two kinds of servants.
Jesus gave some parables concerning this.
The parables function either to instruct or to shock.
Complete all the parables of the gods.
The parables still contain the truth.
The last of these parables is very familiar.
Parables were not meant to be understood except by disciples.
With a lot of parables and aphorisms tossed in.
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Parables are stories that illustrate a deeper truth.
Jesus used parables for this purpose.
Parables are sayings that teach truth by comparison.
Jesus often used parables to teach lessons.
Parables and politics on the big screen.
Jesus spoke in parables for many reasons.
What are they saying about the parables.
There are no parables and only seven miracles.
But to those outside everything comes in parables.
The best parables about the family.
It is often interlaced with maxims and parables.
And the parables sort them out.
I do not need any more of your parables.
Orthodox parables and stories with moral.
I hope they will be the management parables.
These are all parables told to illustrate prayer.
Cause whether you like parables or not.
Most parables teach one important truth.
And one of those parables we hear today.
The parables in order to hide the true.
Money is used in the parables about forgiveness.
We can understand heaven through the parables.
I speak in parables so they can not understand.
That explains the order of the parables.
Jesus told parables of sowing and harvesting.
Now we need to understand these parables here.
These first two parables are very similar.
Jesus spoke many things to them in parables.
Jesus told parables for that reason.
This is not the time for parables.
Jesus often used parables to respond to criticism.
Like most if not all of his parables.
Jesus told parables for various reasons.
He began to teach them many things in parables.
Jesus used parables to teach abstract ideas.
