4 | the parable of the prodigal son (luke 15:1 3 & 11 24) 2013 10 27 jesus was criticized for eating with sinners and tax collectors so he told a parable to the pharisees and scribes: the parable of the prodigal son. Week 4 | jesus was criticized for eating with sinners and tax collectors so he told a parable to the pharisees and scribes: the parable of the prodigal son. darrell unpacks the scandal of what jesus shared because it revealed the heart of the father in a way that challenged the religiosity of the jewish leaders. the story of the son is one of shame and disgrace, for him to squander the wealth.
Luke 15:11 24. english standard version. the parable of the prodigal son. 11 and he said, “there was a man who had two sons. 12 and the younger of them said to his father, ‘father, give me the share of property that is coming to me.’. and he divided his property between them. 13 not many days later, the younger son gathered all he had and. In hearing and studying this parable, one should not give attention only to luke 15:11 24 — the initial part concerning the wayward son and his homecoming (and so omitting 15:25 32) — to deal fairly with this parable. the reason for saying that is that at the outset luke says: “then jesus said, ‘there was a man who had two sons. Read the scripture: luke 15:11 24. the parable of the lost son is the most famous of all our lord's illustrations. probably no parable our lord ever uttered is more pertinent to the times in which we live than this, the story of a rebellious boy. each day we are confronted with new crises arising from what is called "the rebellious generation.". Lost son (15:11 24). waiting eagerly for the lost son. celebration. older son (15:25 32). complaints of the older son. invitation to celebrate; the parable of the prodigal son follows two shorter parables in which something that was lost is searched for and found, followed by a celebration.
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