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MARK 4:13–4:20 ©

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Explaining about the ground where the seed fell

4:13 Explaining about the ground where the seed fell

(Mat. 13:18-23, Luke 8:11-15)

13Then Yeshua said to them, “If you didn’t understand this parable, how will you understand any others? 14The person spreading seed is spreading the good message, 15and there are some along the path where the good message is being spread, who hear, but Satan turns up immediately and snatches the message from them. 16Similarly, there’s some seed that falls onto rocky places where the people who hear the good message happily accept it, 17but don’t make strong roots—just temporary changes. So when they get mocked or attacked about accepting the good message, they quickly stumble. 18Others are the ones where the seed was spread among the thistles. They heard the good message, 19but contemporary topics, or the lure of money, or the appetite for other things, choke their good intentions and the message becomes unfruitful in them. 20But lastly, the seed that landed on the good soil represents the people who hear the good message, accept it, and are fruitful thirty, sixty, or even a hundred times over.

MARK 4:13–4:20 ©

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