The Parables of the Saviour : The Good Child's Library, Tenth Book
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Release date is 2004-02-01
Preface -- The sower -- The tares and the wheat -- The unmerciful servant -- The good Samaritan -- The rich fool -- The lost sheep -- The barren fig tree -- The unjust judge -- The Pharisee and the Publican -- The rich man and Lazarus -- The prodigal son -- The ten virgins -- The judgement -- Conclusion.
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"The Parables of the Saviour" by Anonymous is a children's literary work presented in verse form, likely produced in the mid-19th century. The book serves as an engaging and educational introduction to the parables found in the New Testament, making them accessible and relatable to young readers. Overall, it emphasizes moral and spiritual lessons in a manner that encourages a taste for Scripture reading among children. The content of the book consists of a collection of well-known parables narrated in easy verse, each designed to convey important lessons about faith, forgiveness, compassion, and the nature of God’s Kingdom. Key stories include "The Sower," which teaches about the different responses to God's word, and "The Prodigal Son," illustrating themes of repentance and redemption. Other parables, like "The Good Samaritan" and "The Lost Sheep," further highlight the importance of mercy and the value of every individual. Each verse not only conveys the narrative but also encourages children to reflect on their own values and actions, promoting a life of kindness and faithfulness. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
Children's poetry Jesus Christ -- Parables -- Juvenile poetry Bible stories, English -- Juvenile poetry