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    1. Jesus tells a parable about a man who sows good seed in his field but an enemy comes and sows weeds among the wheat. 2. The slaves ask if they should pull up the weeds but the man says no, let them grow together until harvest so the wheat is not damaged. 3. At harvest, the weeds will be tied in bundles and burned while the wheat is gathered into the barn.

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    1. Jesus tells a parable about a man who sows good seed in his field but an enemy comes and sows weeds among the wheat. 2. The slaves ask if they should pull up the weeds but the man says no, let them grow together until harvest so the wheat is not damaged. 3. At harvest, the weeds will be tied in bundles and burned while the wheat is gathered into the barn.

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    1. Jesus tells a parable about a man who sows good seed in his field but an enemy comes and sows weeds among the wheat. 2. The slaves ask if they should pull up the weeds but the man says no, let them grow together until harvest so the wheat is not damaged. 3. At harvest, the weeds will be tied in bundles and burned while the wheat is gathered into the barn.

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    1. Jesus tells a parable about a man who sows good seed in his field but an enemy comes and sows weeds among the wheat. 2. The slaves ask if they should pull up the weeds but the man says no, let them grow together until harvest so the wheat is not damaged. 3. At harvest, the weeds will be tied in bundles and burned while the wheat is gathered into the barn.

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    Weeds, Mustard Seed and Leaven Parables Matthew 13:24-43

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    formats. This Story Planner shows what is happening in each
    scene. Read the account from the Bible and then plan how you will
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    1 Jesus told the crowd listening on the


    shores of Lake Galilee another parable
    (the parable of the weeds):

    2 ‘The kingdom of heaven is like a


    person who sowed good seed in his
    field.

    3 ‘But while everyone was sleeping, an


    enemy came and sowed weeds among
    the wheat and went away.

    4 ‘When the plants sprouted and bore


    grain, then the weeds also appeared.
    5 ‘So the slaves of the owner came and
    said to him, ‘Sir, didn’t you sow good
    seed in your field? Then where did the
    weeds come from?’

    6 ‘He said, “An enemy has done this.” So


    the slaves replied, “Do you want us to
    go and gather them?” But he said,
    “No, since in gathering the weeds you
    may uproot the wheat with them. Let
    both grow together until the harvest.

    7 ‘At harvest time I will tell the reapers,


    “First collect the weeds and tie them in
    bundles to be burned, but then gather
    the wheat into my barn.”’

    8 Jesus then told another parable


    (parable of the mustard seed).

    9 ‘The kingdom of heaven is like a


    mustard seed that a man took and
    sowed in his field.

    10 ‘It is the smallest of all the seeds, but


    when it has grown it is the greatest
    garden plant and becomes a tree, so
    that the wild birds come and nest in its
    branches.’
    11 Jesus continued with yet another
    parable (parable of the yeast).

    12 ‘The kingdom of heaven is like yeast


    that a woman took and mixed with
    three measures of flour until all the
    dough had risen.’

    13 Jesus spoke all these things in parables


    to the crowds. He did not speak to
    them without a parable.

    14 This fulfilled what was spoken by the


    prophet:‘I will open my mouth in
    parables, I will announce what has
    been hidden from the foundation of
    the world’ (Psalm 78:2).

    15 Then Jesus left the crowds and went


    into the house.

    16 And His disciples came to Him saying,


    ‘Explain to us the parable of the weeds
    in the field.’
    17 Jesus answered, ‘The field is the world
    and the good seed are the people of
    the kingdom. The weeds are the
    people of the evil one, and the enemy
    who sows them is the devil.

    18 ‘The harvest is the end of the age, and


    the reapers are angels.

    19 ‘As the weeds are collected and


    burned with fire, so it will be at the
    end of the age.

    20 ‘The Son of Man will send His angels,


    and they will gather from His kingdom
    everything that causes sin as well as
    all lawbreakers.

    21 ‘They will throw them into the fiery


    furnace, where there will be weeping
    and gnashing of teeth.

    22 ‘Then the righteous will shine like the


    sun in the kingdom of their Father. The
    one who has ears had better listen!’
    23 A free downloadable video of this story
    is available in several resolutions and
    in many languages from
    www.gnpi.org/media/the-global-gospel.

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