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Matthew 9:16 / Mark 2:21 / Luke

5:36

No one puts a piece of new

cloth onto an old garment;

for that which is put in to

fill it up takes from the

garment, and the tear is

made worse.

1

2

Matth

ew 9:17 / M

ark 2:22/ Lu

ke

5:37 -38 Nor do m

en pu

t new

wine in

to old

wineskin

s; else the wineskin

s

burst, an

d the w

ine ru

ns ou

t, and

the w

ineskin

s perish. B

ut th

ey put

new

wine in

to new

wineskin

s, and

both a

re preserved together.



Matthew 5:14-16 You are the light of the world. A city

that is set on a hill cannot be hidden.

Nor do men light a lamp and put it

under the grain-measure, but on a

lampstand. And it gives light to all who

are in the house.

Let your light so shine before men that

they may see your good works and

glorify your Father who is in Heaven.

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Luke 7:41-43 There was a certain creditor who had

two debtors. The one owed five hundred

denarii, and the other fifty.

And they having nothing to pay, he

freely forgave both. Then which of them

do you say will love him most?

And answering, Simon said, I suppose

that one to whom he forgave most. And

He said to him, You have judged rightly.

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1 Matth

ew 7:24-27/ Lu

ke 6:47-49 Th

erefore whoever hea

rs these sa

yings

of Mine, a

nd does th

em, I w

ill liken

him

to a w

ise man w

ho bu

ilt his h

ouse

on a

rock.

And th

e rain ca

me dow

n, a

nd the

floods came, a

nd th

e winds blew

and

beat on

that h

ouse. A

nd it did n

ot fall,

for it was fou

nded on

a rock.

2 And

everyo

ne

who

hea

rs the

se sayings

of M

ine

and

does n

ot d

o them

shall

be

compa

red

to a

foo

lish

man w

ho

built

his h

ouse o

n the

sand. A

nd

the

rain

came

down, and

the

floo

ds came, a

nd

the

wind

blew

and

beat on

that hou

se.

And

it fell, and

grea

t was

its fall.



1.

Luke 12:42-48 And the Lord said, Who then is that

faithful and wise steward whom his

lord shall set over his house servants,

to give them their portion of food in

season?

Blessed is that servant when his lord

comes and finds him so doing. Truly I

say to you that he will set him over all

his possessions.

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2. But if that servant says in his heart,

My lord delays his coming, and shall

begin to beat the male servants and

women servants, and to eat and drink

and to be drunk, the lord of that

servant will come in a day when he

does not expect, and at an hour when

he does not know. And he will cut him

apart, and will appoint him his portion

with the unbelievers.

3. And that servant who knew his lord's

will and did not prepare, nor did

according to His will, shall be beaten

with many stripes. But he not knowing,

and doing things worthy of stripes, shall

be beaten with few stripes. For to

whomever much is given, of him much

shall be required. And to whom men

have committed much, of him they will

ask the more.



1. Luke 13:6-9

He a

lso spoke this pa

rable: A

certain

man h

ad a

fig-tree planted in

his

vineya

rd. And h

e came a

nd sou

ght fru

it

on it, a

nd fou

nd n

one. A

nd h

e said to

the dresser of h

is vineya

rd, Behold,

these th

ree years I com

e seeking fru

it

on th

is fig-tree, and fin

d non

e. Cut it

down, w

hy does it en

cumber th

e

ground?

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2.

And

answ

ering, h

e sa

id to

him

, Lo

rd, let

it a

lone

this y

ear also, u

ntil I dig

around

it a

nd

throw m

anure. And

if it

bears fru

it, well; and

if n

ot, then

after

that yo

u shall

cut it d

own.



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1. Matthew 13:3-8/ Mark 4:3-8, 14-

20/ Luke 8:5-8, 11-15

And He spoke many things to them

in parables, saying, Behold, the

sower went out to sow.

2. And as he sowed, some seeds fell

by the wayside, and the birds came

and devoured them. When anyone

hears the Word of the kingdom and

does not understand it, then the

wicked one comes and catches

away that which was sown in his

heart. This is the seed sown by the

wayside.

Glue to th

e next pa

ge

3. Some fell on stony places, where they did

not have much earth. And they sprang up

immediately, because they had no

deepness of earth.

And the sun rising, they were scorched,

and because they had no root, they

withered away.

4. But that which was sown on the

stony places is this: he who hears

the Word and immediately receives

it with joy. But he has no root in

himself, and is temporary. For when

tribulation or persecution arises on

account of the Word, he

immediately stumbles.

Glue to th

e next pa

ge



5. And some fell among thorns. And the

thorns sprung up and choked them.

And that sown into the thorns is this: he

who hears the Word; and the anxiety of

this world, and the deceit of riches, choke

the Word, and he becomes unfruitful.

Glue to th

e next pa

ge

6. And some fell on the good ground

and yielded fruit, indeed one a

hundredfold, and one sixty, and one

thirty.

But that sown on the good ground

is this: he who hears the Word and

understands; who also bears fruit

and produces one truly a

hundredfold; and one sixty; and one

thirty.



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1.

Matthew

13:24

-30, 3

6-43

He

put ou

t another p

ara

ble

to them

,

saying, T

he k

ingd

om o

f hea

ven is

compa

red

to a

man w

ho

sowed

goo

d

seed

in h

is field. But while

men

slept,

his e

nem

y ca

me

and

sowed

darn

el

amon

g the

whea

t and

wen

t his w

ay.

Glue

to p

reviou

s pa

ge

2.

But when

the

blade

had

spru

ng up

and

had

prod

uce

d fruit, then

the

darn

el a

lso

app

eared. S

o the

serv

ants o

f the

hou

seholde

r ca

me

and

said to

him

, Sir,

did

you n

ot sow

goo

d seed

in y

our

field?

Then

whe

re h

ave

the

darn

el

come

from

?

3.

He

said to

them

, An e

nemy

has do

ne

this. Th

e serv

ants said to

him

, Th

en d

o

you w

ant us to go

and

gather the

m u

p?

But he

said, No, lest while

you gather

up

the

darn

el y

ou a

lso

root u

p the

whea

t with them

. Le

t bo

th grow tog

ether

until the

harv

est. And

in the

time

of

harv

est I will say

to the

reape

rs, First

gather tog

ethe

r the

darn

el a

nd

bind

them

in b

undles to

burn

them

, bu

t

gather the

whe

at into m

y granary.

4..

He

answ

ered

and

said to

them

, He

who

sows the

good

see

d is the

Son o

f Man;

the

field

is the

world; the go

od see

d are

the

sons of the

kingd

om; bu

t the

darn

el

are the

sons of the ev

il o

ne.

The

enem

y who

sowed

them

is the

Dev

il; the

harv

est is the

end

of the

world; and

the

reape

rs a

re the

ange

ls.

Therefore

as the

darn

el a

re gathered

and

burn

ed in the

fire, so it sh

all

be in

the

end

of this w

orld.

Glue

to p

reviou

s pa

ge



5.

The

Son o

f Man shall

send

out His

ange

ls, and

they

shall

gather o

ut of H

is

kingd

om a

ll things that offend, a

nd

those

who

do iniquity, a

nd

shall

cast

them

into a

furn

ace

of fire. Th

ere

shall

be w

ailing and

gnash

ing of tee

th.

Then

the

righ

teou

s sh

all

shine

out like

the

sun in the

kingd

om o

f their Fa

ther.

He

who

has ea

rs to

hear,

let him

hea

r.

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