Parable of the ten minas?

[Anonymous]

This dropped into my lap yesterday and I don't know what to do with this teaching of Christs'.

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe the mina represents social obligations to social Justice, the high achieving and ambitious believe performed his social obligations and gained the ability to obey the 10 commandments, the involved and religiously social religiously participant followed the guidance of his mentors and gained the ability to minister and teach Gods words through the 5 books of the major prophets, the last servant wanted deny his social obligation to help others be cause it would intimidate his social standing for him to be honest and fair in an unattractive or unpopular way and his knowledge of God condemned him and he lost access to God’s wisdom.

[Asker]

Interesting observation, I just watched a YT video regarding this parable. I see myself as both the Nobleman aswell as the servant that has everything taken away. I also see this parable as a retelling of the talonts

[jennifer_bloom]

I believe you can learn more than one thing from the same story and all biblical interpretations that support honest behaviour are useful. I think there will always people who know more than me or you or anyone on earth.

[jshm2]

It isn't "Christs" teaching, but something the author of Luke has concocted.

Mainly to say that you only "get the intent, and energy you put in".

So doing a small deed with good intent will get you a good reward. But being a miser or coward can cost you everything.

[Asker]

yeah i never had anything, heck its impossible for me to save $ i live on $0. I got a bed tv xbox and a few clothes from hs and hand me downs

[strateguy632]

That parable explained the justice in punished those who insult the gift of grace from god.

I know you panic about verse 27, but jesus spoke in parables.

[Asker]

I came from Dubrovnik Croatia