What are the examples of parable story?

Answer 1

the leg of the lame are not equal.

Answer 2

This example is called the parable of the lost fool it is found in The Bible in the New Testament in the book of Luke.

Luke 12:15 And He said to them, "Take heed and beware of covetousness, for one's life does not consist in the abundance of the things he possesses."

Jesus says this before He tells the parable.

The parable of the rich fool illustrates the fact that possessions are not the principal thing in life. Because of an good crop, this wealthy farmer was faced with what seemed to him a problem. He did not know what to do with all the grain. All his barns and silos were full to capacity. So he decided to pull down his barns and build bigger ones.

As soon as his new barns were built, he planned to retire. Notice his spirit of self sufficiency: my barns, my fruits, my goods, my soul. He had the future all planned. He was going to take his ease, eat, drink, and be merry.

But then his life ended suddenly and all his material wealth was nothing to him. Worldly treasure is nothing.

Answer 3

HOW THE LEOPARD GOT ITS SPOTS A long, long time ago, Leopard was the plain, solid brown-yellow color of the desert. He was so plain he was almost invisible against the brown-yellow desert. When he headed out to hunt, Giraffe and Zebra and the other animals didn't know which way to jump. To escape Leopard's appetite, Giraffe and Zebra headed into the great shadowy forest. When Leopard tried to follow them, he stood out like a bright-yellow sunflower against a dark fence. He could not hunt at all. Giraffe and Zebra saw yellow Leopard right away, and ran off deeper into the forest. Leopard had to do something. He asked his human friend to help him. So the Man carefully dipped his five fingertips in black ink and painted spots all over Leopard's fur. Now Leopard could blend into the shadows, and once again he became a great and powerful hunter!

And that is how Leopard got its spots!

Answer 4

Some examples of parable stories include "The Good Samaritan" from the Bible, "The Tortoise and the Hare" from Aesop's fables, and "The Prodigal Son" also from the Bible. These stories use symbolic characters and events to convey moral lessons or truths.

Answer 5

Parable of the Prodigal Son Parable of the 10 virgins Parable of the lost coin Parable of the lost sheep Parable of the vineyard

Answer 6

A mother calls her children in to eat lunch, but one child disobeys and continues playing so that when he comes inside later, there is no food left.

Answer 7

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