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The small seed produces a large result

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4:30 The small seed produces a large result

(Mat. 13:31-32, 34; Luke 13:18-19)

30 Again he said, “What could we liken God’s kingdom to? Or what parable could we explain it with? 31 It’s like planting a mustard seed in the ground—a very small seed. 32 But when it’s planted and grows up, it forms a large bush with many branches so that birds can nest in its shade.”

33 ⇔And so as much as they could handle it, Yeshua shared the good message with them via many similar word pictures. 34 He never spoke without those illustrations, but he explained all of them to his close followers.

30 And he_was_saying:
How may_we_liken the kingdom of_ the _god, or with what parable may_we_present it?

31 As to_a_seed of_mustard, which whenever it_may_be_sown on the earth, being smaller than all the seeds which on the earth,

32 and whenever it_may_be_sown, is_going_up and is_becoming greater than all the garden_plants, and is_producing great branches, so_that the birds of_the sky to_be_able to_be_nesting under the shadow of_it.

33 And with_ many _such parables, he_was_speaking the message to_them, as they_were_able to_be_hearing,

34 and he_was_ not _speaking without parable to_them, by but himself to_his own apprentices/followers, he_was_explaining all things.

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