Lesson 13
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Passage
Matthew 13:1-30; 36-43
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Content (List of Topics or Events)
First Parable – The Farmer (Matthew
13:1-9)
a. Farmer sows (1-3)
b. Unfavorable seed and results (4-7)
c. Good seed and results (8-9)
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Purpose of Parable (Matthew 13:10-17)
a. Acceptance bring knowledge (10-12)
b. People hearts condition prophesied in Isaiah (13-15)
c. Jesus recognizes
disciples hearts (16-17)
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a. Meaning of sower Parable (18-23)
b. Parable of Seeds given –watch bad seeds can be sown
when not watch (24-30)
c. Parable of the Seeds explained – Good Seed, field and
judgment (36-40)
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Divisions (Main Blocks of Thought)
Division
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Scripture
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First Parable – The Farmer
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Matthew 13:1-9
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Purpose of Parable
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Matthew 13:10-17
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Interpretation of Parable
of the Sower with Parable of Seeds
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Matthew 13:18-30;
36-40
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Subject Sentence (Summarizes the contents of the Divisions – No
more than 10 words)
Jesus parables of sower and seed explained to
understanding followers
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Aim (Main Teaching Point of the Passage)
To learn that Jesus’ message are heard, seen and
understood by Christ followers; others outside do not. Good seed is sown by
Christians with proper care for our labor.
There is a judgment.
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Specific Application Questions
1. What
seed are you?
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2. How
do you hear, listen and see the Lord’s
direction?
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3. The
farmer sows good seed; do you sow good seed and bring others to Christ?
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4.
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Principles to Remember
Good soil produces a crop.
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Followers of Christ has access to the secrets of the
Kingdom through the Holy Spirit.
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There are those who would seek to destroy the work of the
Kingdom; there is a judgment.
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