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What does the parable of the wheat and the tares teach us?

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The parable teaches us that both true believers and false believers coexist in the church until the final judgment.

The parable of the wheat and the tares, as found in Matthew 13:24-30, illustrates the reality that the church is comprised of both true believers and those who only appear to be part of it. This coexistence serves as a reminder that while the church is called to pursue holiness and purity, it will always face challenges from within. Jesus instructed His disciples to let both grow together until the harvest, which signifies that it is ultimately God's prerogative to separate the faithful from the unfaithful at the end of the age. This insight underscores the necessity of relying on God's timing and judgment, while also actively pursuing righteousness in our own lives.
Scripture References: Matthew 13:24-30, Matthew 13:41

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CT17 Tares
Peter L. Meney · Jan 20, 2019
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