Parables in Light of THE PARABLE (part 2)

This bible study explores the Kingdom of God through various parables from the book of Matthew. The parables are a consistent biblical method for conveying obscure truths and were used by both Yahweh in the Old Covenant and Jesus (Yahweh manifested in the flesh) in the New Testament to teach about the spiritual principles of the kingdom.

Key themes include the self-evident nature of Yahweh's kingship as the creator, humanity's original purpose to rule as priests in the earthly domain of His kingdom, and the fall as humanity's decision to act independently, leading to a stained understanding of good and evil.

The bible study highlights parables like the sower, the wheat and the tares, the mustard seed, the leaven, the hidden treasure, the pearl of great value, and the dragnet to illustrate aspects of the kingdom, emphasizing its initial insignificance but immense potential, and the necessity of being "sold out" for its value.

Ultimately, the bible study underscores the importance of understanding these kingdom truths and living as righteous citizens who represent God's will and authority in the world, preparing for the King's return and the final separation of the righteous from the wicked.