SECRETS OF THE KINGDOM OF HEAVEN MT13:10-11 || ELEMENTARY 3

|| MAIN CONTENTS

1) Reasons why we can't understand Parables
2) Why is it spoken in Parables?
3) The Secrets recorded in the 4 Gospels and the Book of Revelation
4) When can we understand the secrets of KOH sealed in Parables?
5) Result of those who understand the Parables & those who don't
6) Examples of Parables

1.REASONS WHY WE CANT UNDERSTAND PARABLES

1. Because they were written in figurative language
MT13:34
2. Fulfilment was not there yet HAB 2:2-3

2.WHY KOH IS SPOKEN IN PARABLES

1. To fulfil OT prophecies PS 78:2
2. Because it is the secrets of the Kingdom of Heaven MT 13:10-11
3. Satan may abuse the prophecies

3. 4 GOSPELS & BOOK OF REVELATION

► Contents hidden in Parables

4.WHEN CAN WE UNDERSTAND PARABLES
► Utter hidden things plainly JN 16:25
►Sealed until the end time DAN 12:8-9

5.RESULT OF UNDERSTANDING PARABLES
►Those who are in error MT 22:29, MK 4:10-12

6.EXAMPLES OF PARABLES

1. Parables using inanimate objects IS 28:16 (P) : 1 PET 2:4 (F)
2. Parable using geographic locations.
REV 11:8

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