LEARN TO LIVE: A New Thought Interpretation of the Parables

by Ervin Seale

When Jesus spoke to the multitudes, he spoke in parables so that he could explain his teachings in everyday terms that were familiar to all. Even though these stories were first told over a nearly two thousand years ago, their inherent lessons are ever so

256 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1992

Reviews

[Katherine Basto]

I consider this an outstanding book if one wants to delve deeper into understanding the meaning of the parables. One the surface, they seem simple and may have a moral. But Seale really takes the reader to a much different, far more spiritual level. For example, in the parable of the Ten Virgins, Seale makes mention how the five represent the five senses, and the other five represent our five inner senses, what we use for our intuitions and deep understanding of life and ourselves.
I recommend this book highly. I underlined and highlighted a lot of sections and took notes. It's the type of book you can read over and again, and still find something new. Seale writes in a simple style and it helps when explaining difficult concepts. Well done!

[Tammi]

Great interpretation of Bible writings through the eyes of Science of Mind.