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RECEIVES BIBLICAL STUDIES DIRECTLY IN YOUR EMAIL! IT'S FREE! It is only in the Gospel of Mark 4: 26-29 that we find the so-called parable of the forgotten seed, which grows secretly. And in a very interesting way, the forgotten seed brings us revelations about the growth of the Gospel in the hearts of two chosen peoples. By the end of the parable, Jesus taught His disciples how to separate the tares from the wheat. Wheat and tares will be harvested and separated by His angels, in the great final harvest, which symbolizes the end of the world. Jesus on this day told many other parables, and the background The parable of the tares and wheat, recorded in Matthew 13: 24-30, is one of the only (along with the parable of the sower) that Jesus gave the explanation of his interpretation - in the verses of Matthew 13: 36-43. Tares and wheat represent two kinds of people, the children of the evil one and the sower went out to sow. In the Gospel of Matthew 13: 1-23 we read that Jesus left the house and stood on the shores of the Sea of ​​Galilee. The Master sat down, and it was not long before the crowds found him. Soon there were many people gathered in that place. It was the 26th week of Jesus' ministry when He told a story that became known as the parable of the sower, an account recorded in the Gospels of Matthew 13: 1-23, Mark 4: 1-25, and Luke 8: 4 -18. Jesus was in Galilee, by the sea of ​​Jesus. In the week of number 22, of the ministry of Jesus, we find recorded in Matthew 8: 1-4, Mark 1: 40-45, and Luke 5: 12-15, a de*ply symbolic story about Jesus. the healing of the purified leper. After coming down from the mount of beatitudes, Jesus heals the leper. Jesus was dwelling in the city of Capernaum in Galilee (where he cured the mother-in-law of Peter the paralytic and the servant of the Centurion), when he stood near the lake of Gennesaret, the marvelous site of miracu*ous fishing, and the call of the Apostles to be fishermen When we read the story of Jesus' te*ptation in Matthew, especially in verse 4: 5, we come across the information that the