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Gospel Of Luke Parable

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Of all the Gospels, The Gospel of Luke contained the most parables that had theological points in which wealth and poverty were covered. “A parable is a brief, highly metaphorical narrative used to teach a principle or illustrate a point” (Austin, 315). In the Gospel of Luke the parables of Jesus tells about a rich man and a beggar named Lazarus, who desired to be feed. Both the rich man and the beggar passed away, the rich man was buried and the beggar was lifted into heaven. From hell the rich man begged that Lazarus help him, for he was suffering. But Abraham denied helping him for the rich man never helped Lazarus in his time of need and know it was he who begged for mercy. God’s favor indicates that “people should seek heavenly rather

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