The parable of the mustard seed is one seen throughout the Gospels. In this parable, the kingdom of God is represented by a mustard seed. This particular seed is one of the smallest seeds in the world, but it grows into a large tree. This parallel is used to show that we, although sometimes not very significant or good just like the seed, can be grown into a prospering Christian, and the kingdom of God can grow in us in the same manner. An alternate of this parable is the parable of the yeast, which easily spreads wherever it can, because of its small size.
This lesson is comparable to the story of Frankenstein, since thoughts are proven time and time again to grow into something large and almost uncontrollable. The first of these examples
This lesson is comparable to the story of Frankenstein, since thoughts are proven time and time again to grow into something large and almost uncontrollable. The first of these examples