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What does the Bible say about wheat and tares?

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The Bible describes wheat as the children of the kingdom and tares as the children of the wicked one, emphasizing the distinction between the righteous and the unrighteous.

In Matthew 13, Jesus presents the parable of wheat and tares to illustrate the separation between the children of the kingdom and the children of the wicked one. The wheat represents those who belong to God, characterized as good and righteous, while the tares symbolize those who are aligned with evil. The fate of these two groups differs dramatically: the children of God will be gathered into His barn, symbolizing eternal life, while the tares will face judgment and destruction. This parable underlines the importance of examining one's own faith to discern whether one is truly a child of the kingdom.
Scripture References: Matthew 13:24-30, Matthew 13:37-43, Matthew 13:36-43

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Wheat & Tares
Paul Mahan · Feb 7, 2010
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