Critique the Prodical Son
What the Son has to say
The parable of the prodical son is found in Luke 12: 11-32, in the Holy Bible. The thing about this story is that it has different meanings, all rolled up into one. Jesus speaks of the prodical son, and teaches with it. The prodical son has very good messeges contained in it.
The prodical son represents a lost lamb, or a sinner, and the Father, God. God will, like the father in the story, accept you back. He will rejoice in the fact of having you back, because you are not in Hell. He loves you, and is a very forgiving God. God will let you do whatever you want, as did the father to his son. If you leave God, and get focused in what you are doing, you can always return to God, and he will accept …show more content…
In the parable, the son left his father, and his guidance. Because of this, he made bad decicians, and blew all his money. He ended up poor, and a begger. His life had fallen apart. Just like that, once you leave God's side and guidance, you're life will fall apart, and/or have no meaning. The son returned back to his father and started over, and was accepted back. Anyone who is lost is welcome to return back to God. With God, your life has purpose.
God will always welcome you back, no matter how many times you fall astray. This is perhaps one of the main points in this parable. The father is not angry with his son when he screwed his life up, but the father welcomed him back with only joy. That's how God works. You may get lost, but God will be happy when you find your way back to him.
This parable is all about how God loves you, even when your lost. God is represented by the father, and you are the son. God will embrace his lost children, and welcome them back. God has infinate power, but still loves his children. The prodical son has different meanings. This is probably one of the most recognized parables in the Bible. This parable obviously has very important, key messages in
What the Son has to say
The parable of the prodical son is found in Luke 12: 11-32, in the Holy Bible. The thing about this story is that it has different meanings, all rolled up into one. Jesus speaks of the prodical son, and teaches with it. The prodical son has very good messeges contained in it.
The prodical son represents a lost lamb, or a sinner, and the Father, God. God will, like the father in the story, accept you back. He will rejoice in the fact of having you back, because you are not in Hell. He loves you, and is a very forgiving God. God will let you do whatever you want, as did the father to his son. If you leave God, and get focused in what you are doing, you can always return to God, and he will accept …show more content…
In the parable, the son left his father, and his guidance. Because of this, he made bad decicians, and blew all his money. He ended up poor, and a begger. His life had fallen apart. Just like that, once you leave God's side and guidance, you're life will fall apart, and/or have no meaning. The son returned back to his father and started over, and was accepted back. Anyone who is lost is welcome to return back to God. With God, your life has purpose.
God will always welcome you back, no matter how many times you fall astray. This is perhaps one of the main points in this parable. The father is not angry with his son when he screwed his life up, but the father welcomed him back with only joy. That's how God works. You may get lost, but God will be happy when you find your way back to him.
This parable is all about how God loves you, even when your lost. God is represented by the father, and you are the son. God will embrace his lost children, and welcome them back. God has infinate power, but still loves his children. The prodical son has different meanings. This is probably one of the most recognized parables in the Bible. This parable obviously has very important, key messages in