Summer Is Nigh
Four men looking at the temple were told they would see its summer.
The parables of Yahushua, read out of the Hebrew Scriptures His first hearers already held.
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Four men looking at the temple were told they would see its summer.
A man came in on the king's own invitation and was thrown out from the table.
Yahushua never told anyone to bind the strong man. He told them it was already done.
The bottle was never the law. Yahuah already said what a bottle is.
Why the crowd waiting for Daniel's stone walked straight past the kingdom.
What the seed was, and why three grounds that heard it produced nothing
Four verses nobody preaches, and a pulpit with nothing to name growing.
What was actually handed to those servants was named one chapter earlier.
Two men who carried the law walked past it lying in the road. The man shut out of the temple stopped.
The verse every replacement sermon leans on, read inside its own parable.
A parable is not open ground. Its meaning was written long before it was spoken.
Yahuah does not dwell in a temple with the light put out.