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Mentioned in 3 episodes

The parables of Jesus

Book • 1907

Thomas Gunn Selby

This book, published in 1907, provides an in-depth analysis and interpretation of the parables attributed to Jesus.

Written by Thomas Gunn Selby, a Wesleyan missionary and theologian, it offers insights into the biblical narratives and their theological significance.

Mentioned by

Nathan W. Bingham

Mentioned in 3 episodes

Mentioned by

James Martin

as one of the spirituality books he reads.

The spiritual journey behind Sr. Helen Prejean’s fight to end the death penalty

Mentioned by

Jon Collins

as a scholar who countered years of allegorical interpretation of parables.

Decoding the Parables – Parables E5

Mentioned as a new devotional to lead you to a deeper intimacy with Jesus through parables.

Is Tithing Biblical? Do I Have To Tithe?

Mentioned as part of Crossway's Knowing the Bible study series.

How and How Not to Read Jesus’s Parables (Doug O'Donnell)

Mentioned by

Alison Cook

as Steve Macchia's newest book that invites readers to engage scripture in a soulful way.

176: My Reflections on Love in an Age of Violence · Plus Dr. Stephen Macchia on Intimacy with God in a Noisy World

Mentioned by

R.C. Sproul

and

Nathan W. Bingham

in the introduction of the podcast episode discussing Jesus' parables.

Mentioned by

Nathan W. Bingham

as a series of teachings by

R.C. Sproul

.

Parable of the Rich Fool

Mentioned as

Josh Scott

's new book on the parables of Jesus, written in a way that incorporates both academic study and sermon crafting.

Josh Scott: Parables - Putting Jesus's Stories in Their Place

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