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    Parábolas: Los misterios del reino de Dios revelados a través de las historias que Jesús contó
    Parábolas: Los misterios del reino de Dios revelados a través de las historias que Jesús contó
    Parábolas: Los misterios del reino de Dios revelados a través de las historias que Jesús contó
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    Parábolas: Los misterios del reino de Dios revelados a través de las historias que Jesús contó

    Escrito por John F. MacArthur

    Narrado por Miquel García Borda

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    Información de este audiolibro

    El pastor y maestro John MacArthur ayuda a los lectores a comprender las parábolas de Jesús y cómo se relacionan con su mensaje completo.Jesús fue un maestro de la narración, y las parábolas que él contó eran ingeniosamente retratos sencillos de palabras con profundas lecciones espirituales. Entender las parábolas es un asunto crucial para los seguidores de Jesús. Jesús contó parábolas para que su pueblo pudiera comprender su mensaje sobre el reino de Dios con claridad.El expositor maestro y comentarista bíblico John MacArthur ha pasado una vida explicando la Palabra de Dios en términos claros y comprensibles. En este libro él ayuda a los cristianos a entender las lecciones esenciales contenidas en las más famosos e influyentes historias cortas que el mundo jamás haya conocido.
    IdiomaEspañol
    EditorialGrupo Nelson
    Fecha de lanzamiento20 jun 2017
    ISBN9781418598495
    Parábolas: Los misterios del reino de Dios revelados a través de las historias que Jesús contó
    Autor

    John F. MacArthur

    Dr. John MacArthur es un reconocido líder cristiano a nivel internacional. Es pastor y maestro de Grace Community Church en Sun Valley, California. Siguiendo los pasos de su padre, el doctor Jack MacArthur, John representa cinco generaciones consecutivas de pastores en su familia. El doctor MacArthur también es presidente de The Master’s College and Seminary y se le escucha diariamente en «Gracia a Vosotros», una transmisión radial distribuida a nivel internacional. Él ha escrito y editado muchos libros, incluyendo el ganador del premio Medallón de Oro, La Biblia de Estudio MacArthur. Una de sus obras recientes es Jesús al descubierto.

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    • 5/5
      muy interesting and digestible to listen you can learn new things

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    • 5/5
      Estupenda enseñanza un libro que se disfruta desde el inicio
    • 4/5
      Aquellos relacionados con la ética y la justicia aportaron mi visión.
    • 5/5
      Excelente audiolibro. Espero oír más del mismo autor en Scrib.
    • 5/5
      Excelente, trae esclarecimiento de las riquezas de Dios que fueron dichas a través de las parábolas dadas por nuestro Señor.!
    • 5/5
      Excelente explicación de las Parábolas, recomendado para todo creyente fiel.
    • 5/5
      Muy buen libro, me aclaró el concepto básico de las parábolas que enseñó Jesús
    • 5/5
      Una bendición de libro, gracias por el pastor John.
    • 5/5
      excelente, enseña de manera clara doctrinas de parábolas bíblicas. Gracias
    • 5/5
      Excelente!! Ojala y pudieran tener mas libros en formato audio libros.
    • 5/5
      Hola qué tal, un excelente audio de las parábolas me ayudó mucho a entenderlas mejor y apreciar más la Biblia. Muchas gracias por todo el trabajo que hacen cada uno de ustedes Saludos
    • 5/5
      Muy bien explicado, bíblico-Teológicamente apegado al sentido original que Jesucristo le dió en su época.
    • 5/5
      Se debe estudiar con detenimiento, analizando cada parábola para entender ese trasfondo que el autor desea compartir. Excelente recurso de estudio.
    • 5/5
      The Wonder of Creation: 100 More Devotions About God and Science is a great devotional for elementary school aged children. Each devotion includes: Bible verse, interesting facts about the animals and earth and how they relate to God, a short prayer and a Explore Section. They are only two pages, making it easier for the younger ones to through. I thought it was great. The Wonder of Creation: 100 More Devotions About God and Science is illustrated by the talented Nicola Anderson. I loved how each colorful and vibrant picture follows the book perfectly. I thought they were a great addition to help make the it flow even better. I am giving The Wonder of Creation: 100 More Devotions About God and Science a very well deserved five plus stars. I highly recommend it for readers who are between the ages of six and ten years of age. I think this would make a beautiful gift for the younger readers. I received a hard cover copy of The Wonder of Creation: 100 More Devotions About God and Science from the publisher, but was not required to write a positive review. This review is one hundred percent my own honest opinion.
    • 5/5
      Christian, children, illustrated, photographs, devotions*****I loved it and so will the grands! The format of the chapters which are loosely categorized intospace, earth, animals, people, in no particular order, followed by an index. The titled chapters begin with a Bible quotation from Old or New Testament from the International Children's Bible or the Easy to Read Version followed by the short article, illustrated examples of, then a brief prayer and another illustration of Explore The Wonder. Everything is simply but beautifully illustrated and with selected photos. It's also perfect for ESL!I requested and received a free temporary ebook copy from Thomas Nelson: CHILDREN'S, Thomas Nelson via NetGalley. Thank you!
    • 4/5
      The parables of Jesus were more about confusion than clarity? That idea, argued by John McArthur in “Parables” (2015), runs counter to the prevailing assumption — that Jesus told his stories to make his message easier to understand.

      Yet Jesus rarely spoke in parables early in his ministry, such as in the Sermon on the Mount. He attracted many followers, but also many powerful enemies who tried to use his words to trap him. McArthur points out that Jesus switched to parables to make his teaching more challenging for those in the religious hierarchy who were out to get him, while at the same time making it easier for his followers to understand and remember.

      It is worth pointing out, however, that some of his parables, especially the one about the good Samaritan, were easy enough for the religious leaders to understand and, in fact, were intended to challenge them.

      McArthur dissects that parable and a number of others, explaining in detail what each one means. Also controversial is the author's argument that each parable has but one meaning and that all other interpretations are problematic. "He was not inviting His hearers to interpret the stories any way they liked, and thus let each one's own personal opinions be the final arbiter of what is true for that person," he writes.

      My own view allows for secondary interpretations. The parable of the prodigal son means this, for example, but it can also suggest something else. Otherwise all preachers would have to preach the same sermon.
    • 5/5
      There are whole sections of this book that I probably should print out and post on my wall. We get so caught up in earthly things that we forget that we should be preparing for eternity. Parables is a definite reminder as it explains The Mysteries of God's Kingdom Revealed Through the Stories Jesus Told.

      John MacArthur is the author (and preacher) who has probably had the greatest impact on my spiritual development over the years. He takes complicated or controversial Bible passages and explains them simply for all to understand. He has devoted his life to studying the Scripture and teaching it to others. By joining his Grace to You mailing list you can receive every new book or resource free, even study Bibles! That says something about the heart of the ministry and their sincere desire for the truth to be communicated to every soul in the world.

      In this book, MacArthur takes several of the best known parables and explains their meaning. He examines the cultural context, the likely observers, who Jesus was speaking to and the intended impact. He explains how the parables apply to us. He also goes into some detail about Jesus' reason for using parables and how post-modernists are twisting this to encompass their methods of story-telling.

      I'm not going to reprint all of the spiritual lessons here as there are many. Great book. Buy it and read it. You won't be disappointed.
    • 4/5
      Preachers have used Jesus' parables for personal agendas, Sunday school classes treasure these stories you can relate to. What is the significance of Jesus' use of stories as medium for His teaching, pastor-teacher John MacArthur asks in the appendix of Parables The Mysteries of God's Kingdom Revealed Through the Stories Jesus Told. Jesus Himself answered that question when He said He employed parables for a dual reason: to illustrate the truth for those who were willing to receive it, and to obscure the truth from those who hated it anyway.
      In this new book MacArthur explores a series of Jesus' parables as recorded in the gospels of Matthew, Mark and Luke. Whether the true meaning of story's symbolic features is obvious or one that requires some detective work (and yes, the author loves to dig deeper and teach us on his findings), the point is still the same: Jesus' parables were are illustrative of gospel facts. Parables aren't allegories, full of symbols from top to bottom. They highlight one important truth - just like the moral of a well-told story. The kingdom of God, God's grace, His care for the weak and neglected, the call to be prepared for His return, the impossibility to keep all commandments and prohibitions in the Mosaic Law. The stories were not creative alternatives to propositional truth statements, designed to supplant certainty. The parables are no mind games, tricks, myths or invitations to choose any interpretation you like yourself.
      Every one of His parables had an important lesson to convey. When you see the key point of a parable, you have understood the essence of whatever truth the story aims to convey. Jesus' stories were remarkable for both their simplicity and their sheer abundance. Jesus clearly like to teach by telling stories rather than giving a list of raw facts for rote memorization, or by outlining information in a neatly catalogued systematic layout. I bet you'll learn many new insights, even from parables you already heard 10 times.
    • 4/5
      Parables The Mysteries of God’s Kingdom Revealed Through the Stories Jesus Told.
      John Macarthur’s book, Parables, is an interesting and comprehensive look at the parables of Jesus. He explains to whom they were directed and the purpose of these stories in his overall teachings. He presents the parables as lessons told not to make his stories easier to understand, but instead to keep the message hidden and only for those accepting his teaching.

      Had it been better organized, Parables would have been a good reference book to use in your daily readings, but I found it difficult to find specific topics or references. It is a useful for those who teach and could also be used as a daily devotional.