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The Parables of Jesus

Jesus was a storyteller. The stories and illustrations He told were called parables and there is something unique about them that made them stand out. 

Throughout the more than 40 parables that Jesus taught throughout the Bible, He used parables to influence and challenge the thinking of the original audience and to help people consider a different perspective about Himself and the kingdom of God. 

Parables can do the same for us today as they did for the original audience. They can give us a fresh perspective on Jesus’ ministry and understanding that God offers His kingdom to EVERYONE. They show us that by choosing Christ, we are putting Jesus first instead of status, money, or success. 

Here is the list of parables spoken by Jesus in the Bible.


PARABLESMATTHEWMARKLUKE
Salt of the EarthMatthew 5:13Mark 9:50 
Lamp Under a BowlMatthew 5:14-16Mark 4:21-22Luke 8:16, 11:33
Wise and Foolish BuildersMatthew 7:24-27 Luke 6:47-49
New Cloth on an Old CoatMatthew 9:16Mark 2:21Luke 5:36
New Wine in Old WineskinsMatthew 9:17Mark 2:22Luke 5:37-39
The Two Debtors  Luke 7:40-43
The SowerMatthew 13:1-23Mark 4:1-20Luke 8:4-15
The Good Samaritan  Luke 10:25-37
The Friend at Midnight  Luke 11:5-13
Growing Seed Mark 4:26-29 
The Rich Fool  Luke 12:13-21
The Watchful Servants Mark 13:35-37Luke 12:35-40
Unfruitful Fig Tree  Luke 13:6-9
The WeedsMatthew 13:24-30, 36-4  
The SeedMatthew 13:31-32Mark 4:26-30Luke 13:18-19
YeastMatthew 13:33 Luke 13:20-21
The Concealed TreasureMatthew 13:44  
The PearlMatthew 13:45-46  
The Casting of the Net into the SeaMatthew 13:47-50  
Owner of a HouseMatthew 13:52  
The Lost SheepMatthew 18:12-14 Luke 15:3-7
The Unforgiving ServantMatthew 18:23-35  
The Vineyard WorkersMatthew 20:1-16  
Lowest Seat at the Feast  Luke 14:7-14
The Great Feast  Luke 14:16-24
Cost of Discipleship  Luke 14:28-33
The Lost Coin  Luke 15:8-10
The Prodigal Son  Luke 15:11-32
The Shrewd Manager  Luke 16:1-13
The Rich Man and Lazarus  Luke 16:19-31
Master and His Servant  Luke 17:7-10
Persistent Widow  Luke 18:1-8
The Two SonsMatthew 21:28-32  
The Vineyard OwnerMatthew 21:33-44Mark 12:1-11Luke 20:9-18
The Marriage FeastMatthew 22:1-14  
Fig TreeMatthew 24:32-35Mark 13:28-31Luke 21:29-33
Faithful and Wise ServantMatthew 24:45-51 Luke 12:42-48
The Pharisee and the Tax Collector  Luke 18:9-14
Ten VirginsMatthew 25:1-13  
The TalentMatthew 25:14-30 Luke 19:11-27
The Sheep and the GoatsMatthew 25:31-46  


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