Examples of using This parable in English and their translations into Hungarian
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He told them this parable.
What does this parable teach us about evangelism?
Then He said to them: “Don't you understand this parable?
And he spake this parable unto them, saying.
His disciples later asked him what this parable meant.
Apply this parable to rich and poor countries.
His disciples began questioning Him as to what this parable meant.
The banquet in this parable refers to heaven.
This parable is a splendid gift for us all, and also a task!
Lord, are you telling this parable for us or for everyone?”.
This parable has a similar content to the previous one(verses 36- 40).
Peter said,"Lord, did you tell this parable only for us, or for everyone?".
This parable is a stupendous gift for all of us, and also a commitment!
It is useless, I think,to scrutinize too closely every part of this parable.
BACKGROUND: This parable originally referred to Israel.
Peter said to him,"Lord, are you telling this parable to us, or to everybody?"?
How does this parable relate to the question in vs.23?
What does Jesuswant to say to the leaders of the Christian church through this parable?
He told them this parable:‘Look at the fig tree and all the trees.'”.
This parable is designed to show us something about Jesus and his kingdom.
For hundreds, if not thousands, of years, this parable represented the consciousness of the planet.
This parable explains why they were absolutely right to call them‘atheists'.
When relating this parable, he was in Judea, not far from Jerusalem;
This parable makes us understand how important it is to have a true idea of God.
No one would use this parable to prove that trees can talk.
This parable, as others in the Gospel, well describes God's plan for humanity.
We use this parable to help explain the long journey you have been on.
This parable, like others in the Gospel, clearly shows God's design for humanity.
Thus, this parable should spur us on to more zealous activity in the Christian ministry.
