Popeular History: A Catholic History of the World16 Jun 2023

0.21c: Sayings of the Savior III: Parable by Parable

Feast of the Sacred Heart Theme: The Third Luminous Mystery: The Proclamation of the Kingdom of God

https://www.vatican.va/special/rosary/documents/misteri_luminosi_en.html

Scriptures quoted (in order of appearance)

Cloth / Wineskins Mt 9:14-17; Mk 2:18-22; Lk 5:33-39

Divided Kingdom: Mt 12:24-30

The Sower: Mt 13:1-9; Mk 4:1-9; Lk 8:4-8

Why Parables?: Mt 13:10-17; Mk 4:9-12 Lk 8:9-10

The Sower Explained: Mt 13:18-23; Mk 4:13-20; Lk 8:11-15

The Wheat and the Tares: Mt 13:24-30

The Wheat and the Tares Explained: Mt 13:36-43

The Mustard Seed: Mt 13:31-32; Mk 4:30-32; Lk 13:18-19

The Yeast: Mt 13:33; Lk 13:20-21

The Hidden Treasure: Mt 13:44-46

The Net: Mt 13:47-50

Treasures New and Old: Mt 13:51-52

The Heart of Man: Mt 15:10-20; Mk 7:14-23

The Lost Sheep: Mt 18:10-14; Lk 15: 4-7

The Unforgiving Servant: Mt 18:23-35

The Workers in the Vineyard: Mt 20:1-16

The Two Sons: Mt 21:28-32

The Tenants: Mt 21:33-44; Mk 12:1-11; Lk 20:9-18

The Wedding Banquet: Mt 22:1-14

The Fig Tree (summer draws near): Mt 24:32-35; Mk 13:28-31; Lk 21:29-33

The Thief: Mt 24:42-44

The Faithful/Wicked Servant: Lk 12:35-40 Mt 24:45-51; Lk 12:42-48

The Wise and Foolish Virgins (and their lamps): Mt 25:1-13

The Talents/The Minas (turns out the translation I used of Matthew says "bags of gold" but at least in my circles it's pretty universally called the Parable of the Talents): Mt 25:14-30; Lk 19:11-27

The Sheep and the Goats: Mt 25:31-46

Next Episode: 6/24 John the Baptist (0.21d)

Selection of resources (freely available online):

Words of Jesus ("All the Red Letter Scriptures")

https://www.jesusbelieverjd.com/all-the-red-letter-scriptures-of-jesus-in-the-bible-kjv/

Parallel Passages in the Gospels

https://www.bible-researcher.com/parallels.html#sect1

Our Primary List of Parables

http://www.centuryone.com/parables.html

Secondary List of Parables

https://www.biblestudytools.com/topical-verses/parables-of-jesus/

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