Parable of the Diamond

Among Christians parables serve as trademark stories from the NewTestament; and elsewhere this literary form has been incorporated into some ofthe most legendary stories in history. Perhaps most popular are the parablesof Jesus in the Gospels which embody some of his most established teachings.Jesus spoke often in parables so that knowledge of the mysteries of the kingdomof God may be made known (Luke 8:10). Simple yet memorable <b>Parable of theDiamond</b> is a tale about a king and his faithful servant who is granted permissionto pick out a single treasure from the king's chamber and the struggles he mustface with the underlying message to recognize what we should really treasure.It is written in a form for all ages so that you may be taken on a journey thatis understandable and fun to read. The reader is exposed to a deeper meaningand purpose behind the characters and the plot which can be a fun challengeto interpret and discuss amongst friends or family. Brightly colored picturesfi ll the pages and at the end a short explanation of the parable exists. Alsoincluded are verses directly out of the Bible that are incorporated into the parablethat make reading scripture not so intimidating as well as fun and easy to dosparking interest and further reading of it. Finally in the end you will fi nd aLove Letter from God which includes an activity that will help you to realizethe gifts you have been given. Whether given to a signifi cant other or read to achild <b>Parable of the Diamond</b> will take you on a spiritual journey in a powerfulway that is bound to make you think about your life and the blessingsthat we commonly take for granted!