Parable Of The Sower - Comprehension
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A Parable A sower sowed some seeds. Some seeds fell by the way side. The birds came and devoured them. Some fell upon stony places, where their roots could not grow deep. When the sun was up, they were scorched, and because they had no deep roots, they withered away easily. Some fell among thorns; and the thorns sprang up and choked them. Others fell onto good soil and grew well. In time, they bore fruit, some thirty times, some sixty times the original seed. This is the parable of the sower. When anyone hears a wise teaching and does not pay careful attention to it, the word which was sown in his heart is easily snatched away. The man who received seed by the way side is like a man who hears a wise teaching and later does not pay careful attention to it. The word which was sown like seed in his heart is easily snatched away. The man who receives the seed in stony places is like the person who receives a wise word with open arms but as he did not have deep roots, when difficult times come and troubles arise, he turns away from the word. The man who receives the seed among the thorns is like a man who hears wisdom, but his desire for the things of this world and the deceitfulness of riches choke the wisdom like thorns and he becomes unfruitful. However, the man who receives the seed in good soil is like the man with a heart that receives a wise instruction and understands it. Not only does he understand the wise word, but he applies it and allows the seed to bear fruit -- thirty times, sixty times, or even a hundred times what was sown.
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Reflection: 1.
What does the seed represent? a) Delicious food b) The riches of this world c) Wise words
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The thorns represent people’s desire for things of this world and the deceitfulness of riches. What do they do to the seed? a) They choke the seed. b) They help the seed to grow.
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Which of the following might the good soil represent? a) a heart that follows what most people say is “okay” or “all right” b) a heart that listens to the wisest word and applies it
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If you receive seed in good soil, what will happen to the seed? a) It will bear a lot of fruit. b) It will become stone. c) It will become fruit juice.
5. Choose any line from the parable that you find most interesting. Write it below and draw a picture to illustrate it.
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Class: _____________ Date: _________
A Parable A sower sowed some seeds. Some seeds fell by the way side. The birds came and devoured them. Some fell upon stony places, where their roots could not grow deep. When the sun was up, they were scorched, and because they had no deep roots, they withered away easily. Some fell among thorns; and the thorns sprang up and choked them. Others fell onto good soil and grew well. In time, they bore fruit, some thirty times, some sixty times the original seed. This is the parable of the sower. When anyone hears a wise teaching and does not pay careful attention to it, the word which was sown in his heart is easily snatched away. The man who received seed by the way side is like a man who hears a wise teaching and later does not pay careful attention to it. The word which was sown like seed in his heart is easily snatched away. The man who receives the seed in stony places is like the person who receives a wise word with open arms but as he did not have deep roots, when difficult times come and troubles arise, he turns away from the word. The man who receives the seed among the thorns is like a man who hears wisdom, but his desire for the things of this world and the deceitfulness of riches choke the wisdom like thorns and he becomes unfruitful. However, the man who receives the seed in good soil is like the man with a heart that receives a wise instruction and understands it. Not only does he understand the wise word, but he applies it and allows the seed to bear fruit -- thirty times, sixty times, or even a hundred times what was sown.
1
Reflection: 1.
What does the seed represent? a) Delicious food b) The riches of this world c) Wise words
2.
The thorns represent people’s desire for things of this world and the deceitfulness of riches. What do they do to the seed? a) They choke the seed. b) They help the seed to grow.
3.
Which of the following might the good soil represent? a) a heart that follows what most people say is “okay” or “all right” b) a heart that listens to the wisest word and applies it
4.
If you receive seed in good soil, what will happen to the seed? a) It will bear a lot of fruit. b) It will become stone. c) It will become fruit juice.
5. Choose any line from the parable that you find most interesting. Write it below and draw a picture to illustrate it.
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