...A Lesson From The Parables!

The MINAS ^{(Luke 19 vs. 11-17)} which was given to the PHARISEE AND THE TAX COLLECTOR ^{(Luke 18 vs. 9-14)} was legally meant for the PERSISTENT WIDOW ^{(Luke 18 vs. 1-8)} who sent the UNPROFITABLE SERVANT ^{(Luke 17 vs. 7-10)} to inform the RICHMAN AND LAZARUS ^{(Luke 16 vs. 19-31)} to confirm from the UNJUST SERVANT ^{(Luke 16 vs. 1-13)} if the PRODIGAL SON ^{(Luke 15 vs. 11-32)} has truly returned the LOST COIN ^{(Luke 15 vs. 8-10).}

Just as it's written and told, the TWO SONS ^{(Matthew 21 vs. 28-32)} of the WICKED VINEDRESSERS ^{(Matthew 21 vs. 33-45)} hid themselves under the FIG TREE ^{(Matthew 24 vs. 32-44)} where the LOST SHEEP ^{(Matthew 18 vs. 12-14)} was eating the TARES ^{(Matthew 13 vs. 24-30)} which the SOWER ^{(Matthew 13 vs. 3-23)} had sown before the GROWING SEED ^{(Mark 4 vs. 26-29)} grew into a MUSTARD SEED ^{(Matthew 13 vs. 31-32)} as a PEARL OF GREAT PRICE ^{(Matthew 13 vs. 45-46)} to the LABOURERS IN THE VINEYARD ^{(Matthew 20 vs. 1-16).}

And two weeks later, the FAITHFUL AND WISE STEWARD ^{(Luke 12 vs. 42-48)} cut-down the BARREN FIG TREE ^{(Luke 13 vs. 6-9)} because of the unexpected-ceremonial visitation of the GOOD SAMARITAN ^{(Luke 10 vs. 30-37)} who was also the lord at the WEDDING FEAST ^{(Matthew 22 vs. 2-14)} of the WISE AND FOOLISH VIRGINS ^{(Matthew 25 vs. 1-13).} Shortly after the wedding, the RICH FOOL ^{(Luke 12 vs. 16-21)} summoned the CREDITOR AND THE DEBTORS ^{(Luke 7 vs. 41-43)} to give an estimate of BUILDING A TOWER AND A KINGMAKING WAR ^{(Luke 14 vs. 25-35).}

However, the FAITHFUL AND THE EVIL SERVANT ^{(Luke 12 vs. 35-40)} were rewarded accordingly of how they spent the TALENTS ^{(Matthew 25 vs. 14-30)} and the HIDDEN TREASURE ^{(Matthew 13 vs. 44)} which were given to them by the UNFORGIVING SERVANT ^{(Matthew 18 vs. 23-35)} whose personality the ABSENT HOUSEHOLDER ^{(Mark 13 vs. 47-50)} described as a NEW WINE IN OLD WINESKINS ^{(Luke 5 vs. 37-38).}

Finally, the biography of the man who baked the LEAVENED ^{(Luke 13 vs. 20-21)} bread and the fisherman who had a DRAGNET ^{(Matthew 13 vs. 47-50)} were likened to a story of a man who put his only LAMP UNDER A BASKET ^{(Matthew 5 vs. 14-16)} and with a rocky-noisy sound of warning to all humans "Christians especially..." that A WISE MAN BUILDS ON THE ROCK ^{(Matthew 7 vs. 24-27)} and A FOOLISH MAN BUILDS ON SAND ^{(Luke 6 vs. 47-49)} because the foundation of both houses shall be tested by the wind and storm in the course of their journey on earth and on the last day.