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Dec. 15, 2022 - Dan Bidondi Show
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Discussing The Book of Mark Chapter 4 - The Dan Bidondi Show Bible Series
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TruthRadioShow.com Shalom and welcome to the Dan Bedani Show right here on TruthRadioShow.com So we are covering the book of Mark.
We are now on to chapter four in this comprehensive biblical series study.
So guys, I hope you enjoy the show here.
And because what we do, we don't just read through the Bible.
We read through it and explain every vivid detail about it.
If you're new, join us guys.
And if you missed chapters one through three, and we also did the entire book of Matthew and also Jude as well.
So they're all in our playlist here.
So thank you guys for joining us.
And what we do, guys, before we do anything, we like to pray, because this is our biblical study approach we go by every time.
So if this sounds redundant, guys, I apologize, but we always need to remind ourselves that, you know, when we do a biblical study, we need to pray for wisdom and understanding.
So let's do that right now.
So Jesus hears from me, we come before you and ask you for forgiveness for our personal sins.
And we ask you to make us pure before the Father.
Father, we come before your throne to ask you To give us divine understanding of your word, to help us fully understand it in context of your scripture.
And in today, Matthew, outside the book of Mark chapter 4.
And we ask you for the Holy Spirit to be our divine teacher.
In your name, Amen.
So Father, thank you so much for everything as well.
Anyway, this biblical study approach, we pray for wisdom to understand it, and we also read the scripture in its context.
That's very important.
A lot of ministries don't do that.
They'll read a verse or two, and then hop over to another chapter or book, whatever the case.
We don't do that.
You need to understand the verse in its context.
Because the context is key, and I have to explain this as well.
If you give 10 different people one verse, you're going to have 10 different interpretations.
But if you give those same 10 people or another 10 people the verse in its context, that's the paragraph or chapter, you're going to have all 10 of the same outcome.
Because you don't need to interpret it, because it's clear as day.
And we need to let the Scripture interpret Scripture.
Let it interpret itself.
And let the Holy Spirit teach you.
Plain and simple.
We're not to lead on our own understanding, but let the Holy Spirit teach us and let the Scripture interpret itself.
When you've got a question, when you're reading it, just wait a little bit, keep reading, and you're going to find an answer.
That's how awesome the Scripture is.
Anyway, let's get on to our start at ECSO.
Well, we are on to, if you've got a Bible guys, please open it up and if not, we've got it up on screen for those watching on the video.
And if you're on audio portion of this guys, please open your own Bible.
So the world needs that today, we can just pull up any Bible on it anywhere.
So we'll use the King James Version.
So let's begin.
So before we get going, I want to, you know, leave off where we left off with chapter 3.
So, this was on the Sabbath day, and once again, the scribes and whatnot, they're trying to get Jesus in trouble.
You know what I mean?
Saying he's doing stuff, violating the Sabbath laws and all that, which he did not.
And he pointed out, Jesus did, that healing people, doing good for people, saving people's lives, is not a violation of the Sabbath.
And he also pointed out in the end, which is very critical to understand, right?
Because we got some religions out there that worship Mary, and you know, she's a blessed mother and all that, but she's not to be worshipped to, prayed to, she's not our co-redeemer, she can't help you, nor can she heal you.
And no disrespect to her or his brothers and sisters, you know what I mean?
But he pointed out when he was talking to the multitudes and his family came, mother, sister, and brother, right?
The brethren.
He said, who are they?
You know, not to disrespect them, but to say, you know, they are nobody, you know, in a nice way saying that they're nobody special.
They're just like you and me.
I mean, you guys, I mean, sorry.
Then he said, if you do the will of my father, you will be called my brother, too.
Or my sister or mother.
That's very critical to understand because a lot of these false religions, this is why I don't follow any religion.
I follow the scripture.
I'm the follower of Jesus Christ.
Plain and simple.
So, that's very critical to know and I explained a lot of it in the last video there.
So, let's get on with chapter 4 here.
So, and it's still on the Sabbath day now.
We're continuing on in the scriptures.
And he begins to teach by the seaside, and there was gathered into him a great multitude, which is tons and tons of people.
It could be thousands, right?
So he entered into the ship that sat on the sea, which was right on the shore, basically.
And the whole multitude was by the sea and the wind.
So imagine, if you will, the ship's either on a dock or the sea, you know what I mean, or the shore, right?
And he's standing up on the ship, right?
So to give elevation, obviously, you know what I mean?
And the multitude's standing on the sea shore, right?
And just looking up at him and listening to him, right?
And it's cool, too, because you can actually hear him because...
When you do that, right, basically if you yell at... I mean, if you've ever been to the ocean, you know what I'm talking about, right?
It's very windy, it's hard to hear things.
But, the wind usually blows coming off the ocean, you know what I mean?
So, it would carry his voice into the people, the multitude, so they could hear him.
This is why he did this, so the multitude could hear him.
Because if he's standing facing them, he's got the wind in his back, right?
And it's carrying his voice to the people.
And plus being elevated up on the boat, you know what I mean?
So anyway, he taught them many things by parables and sent them to them in his doctrine, right?
Keyword doctrine, right?
And he goes, Harkin, behold there went a sower to sow.
Which sower for us?
A sower is somebody who plants seeds, right?
And this is in a spiritual sense though.
He's talking about a farmer who plants seeds.
You know, you drop the seeds in a hole.
The tractor or whatever the case, they would make holes in the ground and the soil, right?
And a person would come and drop the seeds in this hole.
Then somebody would come over and cover it up.
You know what I mean?
So anyway, behold there went a sower to sow.
And it came to pass as he sowed, some fell by the wayside.
And I'll tell you what this means in a minute, guys.
Some fell by the wayside and the fowls of the egg came and devoured it up.
So basically some of the seeds fell.
You know what I mean?
They didn't go in the hole.
They fell off to the side.
And the birds came and ate it.
And some fell on a stony ground where it had not much earth, and they merely sprang up because it had no depth of the earth, but the sun, when it was up, it scorched, and because it had no root, it withered away.
Right?
Don't worry, we'll get to the meaning of this, right?
And some fell among the thorns, and the thorns grew up and choked it and yielded it to no fruit, right?
Anybody that does garden, you know what I'm talking about, right?
Dorns, thistles, weed, you know, the weed grass.
The weeds, I'm sorry.
What they do is they rob the moisture and nutrients from the soil.
So the plant next to it will choke out, literally, you know what I mean?
And so, and others fell on the ground and did yield fruit that sprang up in the crease.
And it brought forth some dirty and some sixteen, some hundred.
So the seeds that did make it into the hole, and it was planted right and all that fertilized and whatnot, the sun, whatever, and it sprung up and produced fruit, vegetables, whatever the case, right?
And he said to them, he has an ear, let him hear, let him hear.
He who has an ear to hear, let him hear, I'm sorry.
Which is that, yeah.
So what is he talking about?
Is he talking about some farmer?
Which is, again, it's parables.
There's the reason why he talked in parables for all guys.
Because, so people could not misunderstand him.
You could not possibly mistranslate it when he talks in parables and you're reading his contracts.
Because over the ages, words change meanings and phrases and all that.
The parables were set like the layman's terms, basically.
So you could not possibly misunderstand him.
Even over the course of time when words change and all that.
So, now, what does this mean?
He's talking about people who passed the word of God.
So, in other words, if you try to witness to a friend, right?
Say, hey, I want you to believe in Jesus and all that, right?
The person's a Satanist or Atheist, whatever it is, right?
What you do is you plant the seed, right?
Because you can't make them believe, you can't make them walk through that door, right?
Or come to the cross.
So what do you do?
You plant the seed, right?
This is exactly what he's talking about.
Plant the seed, help, and, you know, hopefully they grow.
Sometimes it's the seed you plant the people, they're not going to listen.
The seeds are going to be devoured up, choked out, the seeds are going to be burned up and all that.
But the seeds that are successful, those are the people who end up coming to the cross.
See, that's what he's talking about.
That's why he talked about the parables.
So, and if you missed the last chapter guys, what did Jesus do?
Because of the multitudes of people.
We have people from all areas, right?
Judeo, Galilee, and all that stuff.
All following him.
Thousands of people, right?
And he, I mean, he was healing people day and night.
He needed help.
So what did he do?
He recruited his, uh, ended up ordaining 12 disciples.
And we already went over the names.
You should know the disciples, right?
And he, at the time, he temporarily gave them the power to heal people, to cast out demons, and also to forgive sins.
And if you read the book of Mark with us, we show you how each one of them, Jesus sent each one in their separate ways to get more work done.
Because Jesus, I mean, I mean, he's trying to, you know, heal and help people, save people and all that stuff, you know, by himself, thousands of people.
So if you have 12 more people helping you, going your other ways, you're getting 13 times work done versus one.
You know what I mean?
So, and he goes on to talk about this, right?
And when he was alone with the disciples, the twelve here, they asked him about the parable.
So the twelve disciples said, what does that parable mean?
And Jesus simply tells them, this parable is just speaking about you guys.
Because I gave, I ordained you, I gave you the power to heal, forgive, and all that stuff, right?
To go spread the seed, though, of the doctrine right there.
He read there, like I said earlier, his doctrine.
The seeds of his doctrine.
Get it?
The sower is the apostles and today it's us.
You know what I mean?
To sow, to drop the seeds, to spread his good doctrine.
See where this connects you?
Because again, they asked him.
the apostles later said, well, where's that parable about?
And he said to them, unto you is given to know the mystery of the kingdom of God, but unto them that are without, all these things are done in parables.
Because again, he had to speak in parables so nobody could possibly misunderstand.
And that seeing that may see and not perceive, and hearing they may hear and not understand.
Least that any time they should be converted, and their sins should be forgiven them.
Exactly what he just explained.
So he's saying, yeah.
Go give the seeds to people.
In other words, preach the doctrine.
And do these things in parables as well.
These things are done in parables as well.
And he said to them, Know ye not this parable?
Like, because again, they asked him.
What's this parable about, right?
And he said, you don't know this parable?
And how will you know the whole parable then?
The sower soweth the word.
Again, remember?
The sower is the person spreading the doctrine, yeah?
Dropping a seed is sowing.
So this is Jesus explaining this to them, right?
He says, and these are they, by the wayside, that they are, the word is sown.
But when they have heard, Satan comes immediately and taking away the word that was sown in their hearts.
So remember I told you with the seed that dropped and it fell, it didn't fall in a hole, it fell on the side, right?
And the birds came and devoured them.
What that means is Satan comes immediately.
Remember, like, he has a perfect example right here.
Like, scripture interprets scripture.
If you would have read this right here, right?
Verses 3 through 8, right?
You'd be like, what in the heck is he talking about?
Now it begins to explain, this is why it's important to read the whole context.
He's vividly explaining what this means.
Because ministries don't read to say, um, Verses 3 through 9, right?
Then a lot of false ministers don't throw their own interpretation.
Mislead so many people.
And some people say, oh, that makes no sense.
It's dumb, right?
But if you bother reading the rest of it, he clearly explains what he means by this.
This is why context is key, very important.
And he says, these are they, by the wayside.
Talk about the people.
But the seed, you know what I mean?
You're planting a seed for the people, right?
And where there's some, You know, you plant the seed, the word of God in them, right?
But they have heard, they heard it, right?
Yeah, you told them, you told your friend and all that.
They heard it, but Satan immediately came and taken away the word that was sown in the house.
And we got friends like that, right?
You teach them, they hear what you have to say, but they don't do nothing, you know what I mean?
"...and these are they likewise which are sown on a stony ground." Same thing, you know, when the seeds are dropped on the ground, too.
"...who, when they have heard the word, immediately received it with gladness." They received it, right?
"...but they had no root in themselves.
And to sow into door, but for a time, and after, when infliction and persecution arises for the word's sake, immediately they are offended." So this is what we call maybe lukewarm Christians or people.
You tell people about the Word of God, right?
And they're like, oh, they welcome it, right?
They welcome it and they immediately receive it with gladness and they're happy about it, right?
But when push comes to shove, right?
When the pressure comes on them, right?
You know, the woke mafia to these days or whatever the case, the people who bash the Bible or when persecution, when people stop persecuting for being, believing in God and affliction and all that.
Because they walk with the Bible, you know, the Word of God, immediately they are offended.
And it says that, you know, they're burned up, you know what I mean?
The sun burns them up, because they have no root in them.
The Word of God could be implanted in anybody, but if you don't have no root, it's going to be useless.
What's a root?
Roo is you taking into your heart and soul, and trusting the Word of God with all your heart and soul.
And enduring to the end.
Endure, in the Likmah 324 section, you know what I mean?
Endure.
Anyway, I mean, these are which they are sown among the thorns, such as to hear the Word.
And the cares of this world, and the deceitfulness of riches, and the lust of other things entering in, choke the Word, and become unfruitful.
So now, this is the people who hear the Word of God, right?
This is what you talk about.
They hear the Word of God, but because of the cares of the world, deceitful lust, and you know, the basically worldly sinful things that they refuse to turn from, whatever you told them about the Bible and all that, it gets choked up.
Because they can't escape, they have a love for the world and everything else, you know what I mean?
And all of it, you know what I mean?
They refuse to give themselves to Christ.
See how the Bible just interpreted all that?
Verses 3-9, people will be like, what's that mean?
He's explaining in detail.
Verse 20 here, and these are they which are sown on good ground, right?
Such as to hear the word, and receive it, and bring forth fruit, some thirtyfold, sixtyfold, and some a hundred, right?
Now check this out, right?
We just went over the seed that fell off to the side, right?
That was devoured by the bird, the seed that fell on the stone, the seed that... What's the other one?
Yeah, fell by the thorns, right?
And all three of those, yeah.
Two of them, yeah, they heard the Word of God and accepted it.
One didn't.
But the other two heard the Word of God and accepted it, but they fell to afflictions and all that.
They had no strong roots.
And the other ones refused to turn away from their sinful nature, you know what I mean?
Now the ones when you, you know, the people that you've planted the seed to, right?
That's on good ground, right?
And such as to hear the word and received it, right?
Now these other people received it, yes.
But they didn't bring forth good fruit with them.
That's the problem, okay?
These other seeds there, people who planted the seeds there, they didn't bring forth good fruit, or no food at all.
Talking about good works and faith in Jesus and all that, right?
Now, where it says here, the ones who did receive it, hear the word and receive it, right?
Some people brought forth 30-fold, 60-fold, or 100-fold, right?
30-fold with, like, Count Little Fruit is like Luke 1, right?
30-fold is somebody who is like, you know, prays and all that stuff, studies the Bible, but they don't really do much, you know what I mean?
As far as ministry.
60-fold is some, well, many, most, like, many people out there in the group.
They'll spread the Word of God, they'll do what they have to do, you know what I mean?
And, uh, to get the Word of God out.
Some people in the hundred, right?
Just day and night, dedicated.
To spreading the gospel and living, you know, and of course living by example and according to what the doctrine says, the doctrine of Jesus, you know?
So I hope you understand that, you know what I mean?
And if you don't, please message me in the comments section and I'll explain it better for you.
You know what I mean?
If you don't get this yet, please do that and I'll message you somehow and I'll explain it better.
In verse 21 now, "...and he said unto them, Is a candle brought to put under a bushel, or under a bed, and not to be set on the candlestick?" So, you know, it would be ridiculous, right?
If you had a candle, right?
If you put it under the bush, or under the bed, it's gonna burn the bush and the bed, it's not gonna, it's gonna be useless, you're not gonna receive nothing, right?
Unless you put it up on the candlestick.
"...and for there is nothing hid which shall not be manifested." Neither was anything kept secret, but that should come abroad.
So, all truth will be revealed.
This is what it's saying.
Anything hidden is going to be revealed and brought into the light.
There's many scriptures about this, yeah.
Very important.
Now once again, you know, Jesus is explaining what he meant by this parable.
To the apostles, right?
And he says, if any man has ears to hear, let him hear.
So what's that mean?
So what you hear and you manifest, okay?
In other words, you learn the Word of God like we're learning today, right?
I'm still learning it though.
I mean, as I go along, it's awesome.
No matter how many times I write this.
And what do you do from there?
Do you just leave it to yourself or do you go out and help people?
If you see somebody online talk about a verse in a context, correct them.
If you see a pastor or something in the church, whatever, misusing these verses, correct them and give the right interpretation.
For he that hath to him shall be given, and he that hath not shall be taken, even which he hath had.
So, yeah.
If you got the Word of God, right, and you give it out, you shall gain, you know what I mean?
And the people who have the Word of God but don't give it out, it's gonna be taken from them.
And he said, so is the kingdom of God, as if a man should cast seed into the ground.
Bingo!
exactly what we've been saying the whole time.
And should sleep and rise night and day and not seed should spring up and grow, he knoweth not how. - Well.
For the earth bring forth fruit of herself.
First the blade, then the ear, and after the full corn of the ear.
So let's talk about us.
Let's not talk about actually corn, you know what I mean?
It's an example.
That's what parables are.
So you cannot possibly, like when you, uh, tell somebody something, right?
And they don't understand, so you give them examples, layman's terms, parables, whatever.
So they, oh, okay, I get what you're saying now, right?
Yeah, that's exactly why he's doing this.
If you haven't caught on already.
So he's talking about a person, right?
Plant a seed of God in them, right?
And if they grow forth that fruit, then the fruit becomes full.
You know what I mean?
And when the fruit is brought forth, immediately he puts it in the sickle because it's harvest time.
Harvest is to come.
So what does this mean?
This also means here the growth of spirituality, right?
Who's to harvest?
The sickle.
We are that fruit, guys.
God's planted the seed in us, right?
We grow.
We grow spiritually, right?
And when we become ripe, not ripe, uh, yeah, ripe, I'm sorry, or ready to go, right?
The sickle is Jesus coming to return for us.
Whether we be in a grave or alive, right?
To resurrection and according up, whatever.
That's him with the circle coming to pluck us away, to take us into harvest time, right?
Into this kingdom.
And he said, where unto shall we liken the kingdom of God?
Or without comparison, shall we compare it?
So, and he goes on more to say, it is like a grain of mustard seed, which when it is sown in the earth, it is less than the seeds that be in the earth.
So no, it's small, right?
You put a mustard seed, it's a small seed, probably, I think.
It's smaller than the other seeds, right?
But when it's sown, it grows up and becomes greater than all herbs, and shooted out great branches so that the fowl of the air may lodge under the shadow.
So no matter how, this was saying, no matter how small that seed is, right?
There's some people who have great seeds planted in them.
In other words, there's people out there who have great wisdom and knowledge of the scriptures, right?
The doctrine of Jesus.
But they don't do nothing with it.
And they don't grow up to be a mighty tree.
But there's some people who got a small little grain planted in them, right?
And that small little grain turned into a giant tree bigger than the other ones.
Bigger than the ones that the people had the big seeds.
That didn't do nothing with the... I hope you guys get what I'm saying.
If you don't, put it in the comment section.
So... And with many such parables spoke he the word unto them as they were able to hear it.
And but without a parable spoke unto them when they were alone he expound all things to his disciples.
And the same day, when Evenin was to come, Evenin, that's Old English, yeah, so which is nighttime, Evenin, right?
Was to come.
He said unto them, let us pass over into the other side.
So they were, mind you, they were in a boat, talking to the multitudes of the land.
And when the multitudes were done, he's done talking to the multitudes, the apostles asked him personally, what's these parables meant?
And he explained to them.
So now the boat crossed over to the other side.
And when they had sent away the multitudes, they took him, even as he was in the ship, and there also with him to the little ships.
So again, they crossed over.
Jesus spoke the parables to the multitudes and all that, and they all went away.
They took Jesus to the other side, right?
So on the way there, right, there rose a great storm of wind, and the waves beat into the ship so that it was now full.
So imagine there's a great storm, waves coming up, the water's flooding into the ship now.
Yeah, big storm going on.
And he was in the hinder part of the ship, which is under the bow, you know, the cabin, asleep on a pillow.
So with this all going on, Jesus is passed out on the pillow.
Sleeping away, nice and cozy, right?
Water's coming to the ship and all kinds of craziness going on, right?
So they were frightened.
So they woke him.
They said, Jesus, wake up, please.
And they said to him, Master, you care us not that we perish?
Because this was a devastating storm.
They probably would have sunk that ship, you know what I mean?
And they woke him up saying, you don't care that we perish?
You know what I mean?
We're going to die here.
And Jesus rose and he rebuked the wind.
And it said unto the sea, Peace, be still.
And the wind immediately ceased there, and there was great calm.
Like hurricane type stuff, you know what I mean?
Like giant waves, immediately calm, right?
So, then he looked over and said to them, the apostles, right?
Why are you so fearful?
How is it that you have no faith?
In other words, after all we've been through, what can you see me do?
Heal and cast out demons, this that and the other thing.
Why are you afraid?
Because I was asleep down in the cabin there?
And there was a storm there?
And like Matthew when he talks about this, he calls him the Oyee of little faith.
And he said, why you have no faith?
And they feared exceedingly, and said one to another, What manner of man is this, that even the wind and the sea obey him?
And this continues on to Chapter 5.
But now let's go through this, man.
You gotta really take this into context here, right?
Now, again, the apostles, they've been through dick and dick with Jesus, right?
They've seen him do some miraculous things.
Spiritual, this, that, and the other thing.
Heal, cast out demons, feed multitudes of people off of, what, three loaves of bread or something?
Six fishes, seven fishes, whatever?
I forgot how many it was, but yeah.
Seen him do all these miraculous things.
You know, talk to God.
All this amazing stuff, right?
Hey, the ship's under a storm, and Jesus is slipping away.
Instead of having faith, it's like, you know what?
We're with Jesus.
Doesn't matter what the storm could do, right?
They were scared poops, all right?
It's simple.
They woke up, Jesus, we're gonna perish, we need help.
Jesus get up and he's like, all right, goes up and says, all right, calm down to this wind, right?
And peace bestowed.
The whole sea came to a great calm.
So, you know, the apostles were amazed that he immediately let this happen.
And Jesus said, why are you so fearful?
How is it that you have no faith?
After all I've done?
You know what I mean?
So this goes to show you guys, this is how human nature is, right?
If his own apostles have been there and seen the stuff, they still have fear and all that.
It shows that we owe all of us, okay?
All of us need to come to the cross all the time.
We need to constantly repent of our sins.
All of us at that time get afraid of something until we're reminded again of who we serve.
And we always must be constantly reminded of our faith in everything.
We all fall from glory.
I'm sorry, we all fall off the path.
In different ways, and we get picked back up by God himself, the Holy Spirit, or, um, you know, a brother or a sister of ours, you know what I mean?
Helps us pick us back up again.
You know what I mean?
But amazingly, you know, they were just, like, feared exceedingly.
They were just bedazzled, if you wanna, if that's even a word.
Bedazzled, uh, that he's, like, you know, that, like, what manner of man, what kind of man is this?
Wow!
That even the wind and the sea obeyed him?
But even though, by then they should have known, you know what I mean?
Like, not doubted Jesus, right?
Amazing stuff it really is.
So we appreciate you guys joining us here.
We're gonna go on to chapter 5 in the next video here.
So I appreciate everybody joining us guys, and you need to trust the plan, the only plan is the Bible.
And the most important thing guys, even after this guys, go read this chapter for yourself.
Don't take my word or anybody else's word for it.
Don't take your pastor's word for it.
Don't take your grandmother's word for it, right?
Read it for yourself.
And if you find something else that sticks out to you guys, please, by all means, Put it in the comments section, not the show live chat during the presentation, the premiere, but in the comments section, right?
If you got questions or comments, whatever, I'll get back to you in the comments section.
I'll try to join you guys for the live chat, but put it in the comments section if you got any concerns, questions or comments, whatever the case may be.
So please do that and let me know what you've got out of it.
You know what I mean?
Because I'm learning as you are too.
I mean of course we all read these chapters, but you can't read them enough.
You know what I mean?
There's always something that sticks out to it.
And there's people who don't quite, you know, get it yet and understand.
And it's not that they're dumb.
It's just like the seed's not grown yet.
That's what it's talking about.
You know what I mean?
The seed is not grown yet.
So us as sowers, we need to help that.
You know what I mean?
And a comprehensive study is like the best study because we fully understand what these things mean now.
So next time when somebody throws a false pass or whatever, throws these verses out of context, you can sit there immediately and correct them.
Now that's not what he meant because if you read on the rest of the chapter, you would clearly understand what he was talking about.
Then you got some, um, perched scoffer out there.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, you know, they'll throw up some brushes and all that and give their lame interpretation.
It's like, no, no, no.
Why are you interpreting?
Or a pastor, too, right?
Why are you doing that?
That's not what it means.
Well, your interpretation's wrong.
Well, first of all, my interpretation, there ain't my interpretation.
If you read on, the scripture interprets itself.
It's not my own understanding.
I'm not the one who is interpreting this.
This is what Jesus himself said.
He interpreted that, those, uh, the parables himself.
That's the awesome part of the Bible, when you read it in context, you know what I mean?
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So the descriptions are enough.
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Mark, Chapter 4.
We'll see you for Chapter 5.
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