Let's continue with on our Tell me the story of Jesus Bible study
adventure by taking the Wheat and Tares Bible field trip with a bit
of Bible Wheat and Tares Parable trivia. Do you know what a tare is?
It's a weed found in a grain field. Kinda like a weed in a garden. In
short, it is something that you do not want in your garden or yard.
As you read through the Wheat and Tares Bible prophecy parable, think
about all the things in life that can be deemed as tares or weeds in
your life. That's an overwhelming thought isn't it? Pretend your mind
is the garden. The weeds could be anything. From the filthy
commercials on television or on your mobile devices and ads on the
Internet to bad thoughts we have all the time. You know ... Anger,
jealousy, lust, greed, etc.
Well, just remember, if you keep pulling these weeds, or poisoning
them with Truth, you can keep things in control, but just like any
garden, if you let things get out of hand and let too many weeds
grow, you'll end up with a mess that will definitely take time,
effort and pain that could have been avoided.
We'll talk about that a bit more as we continue our Wheat and Tares
Parable voyage and even provide you with an absolutely awesome
Renewing your mind program to assist you in removing the tares and
weeds from your own Spiritual garden and to do so daily. But, for
now, let's get to the Bible Wheat and Tares Parable story.
Jesus said, The Kingdom of Heaven is like a man that planted good
seed in his field, but while his workers slept, his enemy came and
planted weeds among the wheat and snuck away.
Isn't that exactly how it happens too? Sometimes it's when you're
asleep -- maybe you'll have a dream where a bad seed is planted.
Sometimes in the morning you'll remember the dream and sometimes you
won't. On the days when bad seeds were planted in your dreams and you
don't remember the dream, you can just feel it the next day, that
something is wrong, but you don't know what.
The Wheat and Tares Bible Parable teaches us that when that happens,
always pray for God to remove any evil that may have been planted in
you without your knowledge in your dreams. On the mornings when you
do remember your dream, pull that weed right away by telling the
dream out loud, which exposes it to light (remember, weeds or lies or
anything evil likes darkness). Then expose the Truth about the matter.
I'll give you a simple example of the Wheat and Tares Bible
philosophy, just so you know how to do this because this technique of
pulling weeds is different than putting on your gardening gloves and
wielding your rake and shovel to the dirt. Let's say you had a dream
that you robbed a bank. I know it's silly, but go with me. You wake
up, and the first thing to do would be to say, "In my dream I robbed
a bank.
Now, let's tell truth. Obviously. you wouldn't do that. You probably
don't even believe in stealing. So, the first thing you do is expose
this weed to the light of Truth ... Tell your enemy something like
"The eighth commandment says, Thou shalt not steal" or "That dream
was a ridiculous lie" or "The Bible says Jesus clothes the fields and
feeds the birds and I am more important to Him than a bird so He will
surely take care of me" ... That should pretty much take care of it.
You go on with your day and things go well.
Now, let's look at what could've happened if you didn't pull that
weed according to the Bible Wheat and Tares Parable ... You wake up
and remember the dream. You go on with your day and you sigh heavily
when you remember you have three overdue bills. Suddenly the dream
pops into your head. You start to ponder on all the things you could
do with a lot of money. You get depressed. You shake your head to
bring you back to reality.
While you're on your way to work you see a wallet fall out of
someone's pocket in the elevator. You normally would pick it up and
immediately give it back to them, knowing how you'd feel if you were
the one who lost it. This time, you pick it up and hesitate, wanting
to keep it. Finally you give it back to the person it belongs to and
you see the grateful expression in their eyes. They tell you what a
righteous person you are and you smile but inside ... You know.
Oh, but wait ... There is more to this similitude based on the Wheat
and Tares Bible warning. Now you feel doubt about your righteousness,
which makes you do poorly at work. Your mind seems preoccupied with
things for the whole day and you get a speeding ticket on your way
home because you weren't paying attention to your driving. See how a
seed can grow so quickly if you don't use truth to kill it from the
get go? And all of this because of a tiny little seed in a dream.
Yank that rascal quick because, as we all know a little seed that
becomes a plant can become a tree and they are much harder to pull up.
We'd better start back at the beginning of the Bible Wheat and Tares
Parable now. Jesus said, that the Kingdom of Heaven is like a man
that planted good seed in his field, but while his workers slept, his
enemy came and planted weeds among the wheat and went his way. But
when the seed had sprouted and began to produce grain, then the weeds
appeared too. So the field workers came and said to the field owner,
Sir, didn't you plant good seed in your field? Why is it full of
weeds?
He answered them, saying an enemy did this. The workers asked, Do you
want us to go and pull them? But he answers, No, because while you're
pulling them, you might pull the wheat up along with them. Let both
grow together until the harvest, then I'll tell the reapers, First
pull the weeds and tie them in bundles and burn them, but gather the
wheat and put it into my barn.
Jesus sent the crowds of people away who were listening to the Wheat
and Tares Bible Parable and went into the house. His disciples asked
Him to explain the meaning of the Wheat and Tares Bible parable and
others. Jesus said, that the one who plants the good seed is the Son
of man, the field is the world, the good seed are the children of the
Kingdom, but the tares are the children of the wicked one. The enemy
who planted them is the devil. The harvest is the end of the world,
and the reapers are the Angels.
Jesus continues ... Just as the tares are gathered and burned in the
fire, it will be the same in the end of this world. The Son of man
will send His Angels and they'll gather out of His Kingdom all things
ungodly and those who do wrong and will throw them into a furnace of
fire. There will be wailing and gnashing of teeth. Then the righteous
will shine like the sun in the Kingdom of their Father. Whoever has
ears to hear, let him hear.
Now, just in case this is confusing, Jesus didn't mean that you
should leave bad seeds in you and then at the end of the world,
gather them all up and burn them. His point was that the weeds were
already so thick that it would hurt the good crop to go trampling
around pulling weeds. They should have pulled the weeds first but
alas, they did not so we have the Wheat and Tares Bible Parable
danger ahead.
But, it is not too late for you. If you don't remove the bad
seeds within you and you choose to allow them to grow into a weed and
then a tree ... Your tree of bad will soon bear bad fruit and drop
seeds which may affect others. In other words ... You will become
one of the tares that Jesus spoke of. Jesus says that these tares
will be gathered with the rest of the weeds and ... Well, you know
about the tares punishment. Choose to pull those weeds of the mind
early and you need not fear any punishment.
Within the Wheat and Tares Bible Parable, you have seen how weeds can
grow from a little seed planted in a dream or perhaps a random
thought entering your mind on any given a day. Can you even imagine
all of the seeds that are planted within us in a normal day from all
of the different places we go, things we do and people we meet?
Always pull those weeds as soon as you can as we were taught from the
Bible Wheat and Tares Parable.
The absolute best weed killer one can use is Truth. Use the same
method as you would for a silly dream. It may be a bit embarrassing
at first to say things out loud to yourself (as if we don't for other
things) while you're weeding the unwanted stuff, but be assured,
after you do it a few times, the weed planters aren't as likely to
plant as readily as they would because they know it's a waste of
their time.
Don't be ashamed to keep your garden free of weeds for your Father.
He's proud to hear you proclaim the truth. By the way, when the weeds
are gone, watch the good things grow more abundantly! You'll be
blooming in no time!
The Wheat and Tares Bible Study on the Wheat and the Tares Parable
told by Jesus shares one simple Truth. Beware what you allow into
your mind and soul. Click the link below to learn how to adhere to
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Christianity.com ... Why Does Jesus Share a Parable about Wheat and Tares? What Are Wheat and Tares? In Matthew 13:24-30, Jesus tells a parable about a farmer who sows good seeds in the field, but while they are sleeping, an enemy comes in and plants weeds among the wheat, and then goes away.
Crosswalk.com ... Why Jesus Shares a Parable of Wheat and Tares in Matthew - By no means one of Jesus' most popular parables, the parable of the wheat tares (also known as the parable of the weeds) has a somewhat harrowing tone when Jesus teaches this lesson in Matthew 13:24-30.
Got Questions ... What is the Parable of the Wheat and the Tares? In the explanation of parable, Christ declares that He Himself is the sower. He spreads His redeemed seed, true believers, in the field of the world. Through His grace, these Christians bear the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-24).
Grasping God ... The wheat and tares parable speaks of the last judgement of the Kingdom of God, more specifically, the Church age.
Holy Spirit ... Bible wheat and tares Parable is difficult to understand for some, just as many of the Biblical parables are. Ask the Holy Spirit to join you when you read The Wheat And Tares Bible passages and other parables to get the Spiritual essence. Get to know the Holy Spirit better.
Open the Bible ... 7 Elements of Jesus's Parable of the Weeds - Today we come to a second parable in which our Lord tells us more about the experience of a true Christian in this world.
Pinterest ... Pin on Parable: Tares & Wheat - Read Jesus' parable of the tares and wheat in Matthew 13:24-30. ... Wheat and Tares - Kids Korner - BibleWise Children Ministry,
Quora ... The Bible speaks of the 'sheep and goats' and ' wheat ... The sheep and the wheat refer to those who inherit eternal life while the tares and the goats refer to those who are cursed on the day of judgment.
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