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The book contains 35 parables that Jesus gave to us, plus a few of His sayings, that are also marked as parables. Jesus started out His ministry by giving us the parable of new ways and old ways, then the principle of sowing and reaping. Followed by teaching parables and kingdom parables, and ending with prophetic and warning parables. Each parable is presented in a clear way having a concise summary after it. Thus, trying not to detract from the spoken parable, but rather allowing the reader to meditate further on the truth of the parable. For God's Word and teachings must always remain the centerpiece of the study. The book shows you the importance of understanding the parables, for prophecy tells us that if we do understand them we would then be converted and healed. This by itself should be ample reason to desire to understand the parables of the Bible.

Understanding and abiding in "the fear of the Lord," is an essential kingdom concept, beneficial for both the believer and the unbeliever alike of hating evil, Proverbs 8:13, and then to flee from evil. It is not meant to be a scary thing or a hidden mystery, but is rather a concept for our own good, so we can then abide in the light as He is in the light, 1st John 1:7. The book first defines what the phrase "the fear of the Lord," means, by looking at the scriptures, while also exposing some of man's vain reasonings on the subject. Then addressing like New Testament concerns and the truth that God is the only Lawgiver. To then give this teaching a practical application, of how we can position ourselves to abide in "the fear of the Lord." We take a look at how scripture defines what evil is. All of this nicely comes together and gives further understanding on how we can make it happen and began to walk in "the fear of the Lord." Thus having an even closer relationship with the Lord.