Sunday, March 15, 2009
The Parable of the Talents
After spending Friday with Sara and my mom, Sara and I drove to a women's conference with Janelle. One speaker talked about the parable of the talents. The master gave five talents to one, two to another and one to the last. But no where does the master get cross at the two that used their talents. He praises both of them for doing something useful. Even though the servant with two talents didn't get five, he still did something useful. I got to thinking about that. Maybe the people I get peeved at are doing the best they can with their talents and instead of being peeved, we should be more like the Master and praise the servant for doing the best possible. And maybe instead of griping at ourselves, we should stop and ask the Lord how we can do better with the talents we have been given instead of burying them in the ground.
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When the Lord gave even the two talents He was giving A LOT to that person. One talent weighs about 66 pounds! One talent is equal to 3000 shekels! Here is a link for the OT Institute manual http://ldsces.org/inst_manuals/ot-in-2/manualindex.asp click maps and charts, then Standards of Measurements.
Interesting, thanks for the info
I love the insight..its so helpful as always. Thanks :)
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