Storyteller : Comparing Jesus Stories
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The Storyteller looks at the parables of Jesus as told in Matthew, Mark, and Luke. By comparing the parables in each gospel we may be able to conclude why the writers of the gospels selected to tell the identical story. Is there a diverse meaning for each one, or do they all communicate the same message. We can definitely tell that some of the parables had multiple meanings and some were surely intended for a specific audience. A parable can be over analyzed, however, knowing to whom they were written and why they were told is a compelling study.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781607918660
ISBN10: 1607918668
Dean Reding
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: September 2009
Publisher: Xulon Press
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