The Parables of Jesus

by Latayne C. Scott

Even the youngest child learns about a wise man building his house upon a rock, and the foolish man building his house on sand.

And somehow we think because the parables are stories, they are not as "solid" as Jesus's other teachings. they're too simple, we think.

Yet Jesus said He told them to hide meaning, not to reveal it. So---maybe if you're thinking parables are child's play, you may not even be in His game.

This challenging and insightful book by award-winning writer Dr. Latayne C. Scott invites you to dig deep into the parables' meanings for the twenty-first century believer.

Parables aren't windows---they're mirrors.

Who or what will you see when you look into them?

181 pages, Kindle Edition

Published January 10, 2018

About the author

Author of about two dozen books, most published by major publishers such as Zondervan/Harper Collins, Howard/Simon & Schuster, Moody, Word Kregel and others. Over 150,000 copies sold. Now writing, in a patron-based ministry, books published by TSU Press (Albuquerque, NM): Passion, Power, Proxy, Release; Just You, Me and God; The Heart's Door; The Parables of Jesus; Time, Talents, Things.

New books: What Will Be Made Plain: An Amish Ghost Story (TSU Press, 2019), and (with co-author Beth Robinson) Protecting Your Child From Predators: How to Recognize and Respond to Sexual Danger (Bethany, 2019.)

Award-winning fiction: A Conspiracy of Breath; historical literary fiction based on the premise that a woman wrote the biblical Epistle to the Hebrews (TSU Press, 2017.)

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