why is it that he need to say it in parables and utter things hidden? asked 27 Sep '11, 09:24 Joemer Barry Allen ♦♦ |
To communicate with the physical world we use lineare thinking...to communicate with the invisible world we use symbolism...thoughts, words and deeds...parables act as double doorways into the blueprint of the invisible world answered 28 Sep '11, 10:54 blubird two |
Jesus spoke in parables so that only those that had ears to hear and eyes to see could understand him. In otherwords he spoke symbolicaly so that those that were ready to hear and see what he had to say and show would get his message. One of the bigest reasons Jesus spoke in parables is that had he spoken in plain understandable to all language he would have been crucified long before he was and he wanted to let as many as possible to get his message. He hid the knowledge in parables from the fundation of the world (the majorities) so as not to throw his pearls of wisdom before swine (those that wouldnt have understood and would have caused trouble). answered 28 Sep '11, 12:01 Paulina 1 the truth will set you free.
(28 Sep '11, 18:14)
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