What the Early Christians Believed About the Kingdom Parables of Jesus
Interested in learning more about what early Christians believed? Visit https://thehistoricfaith.com where you will find online courses and community that will strengthen your love-faith relationship with Jesus Christ and His kingdom. The Historic Faith is a project from Sattler College in partnership with Scroll Publishing. The theme of most of Jesus’ parables was the kingdom of God. In fact, these parables contain many of the essential truths about the kingdom. Yet, because they don’t fit the theology of most churches, Jesus’ kingdom parables have been explained away over the centuries or reinterpreted to fit changing doctrines. However, the early Christians understood His parables to mean exactly what they obviously say. In this message, Bercot examines what the early church believed about the parables of the wheat and the tares, the dragnet, mustard seed, wise and foolish virgins, wedding feast, and others. Study Companion: Coming Soon.

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