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The Parable of the Ten Virgins is found in Matthew 25:1–13. Jesus tells this parable to emphasize the importance of being prepared for His return. The lessons from this parable are;
1. Be Prepared at All Times
Five wise virgins took extra oil, representing readiness.
Five foolish virgins did not, symbolizing neglect.
The wise could not share their oil with the foolish.
Lesson: Each person is responsible for their own condition. No one can rely on another’s efforts to achieve their goals.
2. Appearance Is Not Enough
All ten were virgins, all were invited, and all looked prepared at first.
Only the ones with oil were truly ready.
3. There Will Be a Time When It’s Too Late
The foolish virgins tried to prepare after the bridegroom arrived, but the door was shut.
Lesson: There is a time limit to respond to any call. After which anyother time will be too late.
4. True Readiness Requires Action, Not Just Waiting
The wise virgins actively brought extra oil.
Lesson: Readiness requires continuous effort.
Jesus ended the parable with the command: “Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour.”
Lesson: We must live daily with preparation and hard work in view, resisting complacency and slumber.
The Parable of the Ten Virgins is found in Matthew 25:1–13. Jesus tells this parable to emphasize the importance of being prepared for His return. The lessons from this parable are;
1. Be Prepared at All Times
Five wise virgins took extra oil, representing readiness.
Five foolish virgins did not, symbolizing neglect.
The wise could not share their oil with the foolish.
Lesson: Each person is responsible for their own condition. No one can rely on another’s efforts to achieve their goals.
2. Appearance Is Not Enough
All ten were virgins, all were invited, and all looked prepared at first.
Only the ones with oil were truly ready.
3. There Will Be a Time When It’s Too Late
The foolish virgins tried to prepare after the bridegroom arrived, but the door was shut.
Lesson: There is a time limit to respond to any call. After which anyother time will be too late.
4. True Readiness Requires Action, Not Just Waiting
The wise virgins actively brought extra oil.
Lesson: Readiness requires continuous effort.
Jesus ended the parable with the command: “Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour.”
Lesson: We must live daily with preparation and hard work in view, resisting complacency and slumber.
#waskydone, #spreadthelove, #TeamB
The Parable of the Ten Virgins is found in Matthew 25:1–13. Jesus tells this parable to emphasize the importance of being prepared for His return. The lessons from this parable are;
1. Be Prepared at All Times
Five wise virgins took extra oil, representing readiness.
Five foolish virgins did not, symbolizing neglect.
The wise could not share their oil with the foolish.
Lesson: Each person is responsible for their own condition. No one can rely on another’s efforts to achieve their goals.
2. Appearance Is Not Enough
All ten were virgins, all were invited, and all looked prepared at first.
Only the ones with oil were truly ready.
3. There Will Be a Time When It’s Too Late
The foolish virgins tried to prepare after the bridegroom arrived, but the door was shut.
Lesson: There is a time limit to respond to any call. After which anyother time will be too late.
4. True Readiness Requires Action, Not Just Waiting
The wise virgins actively brought extra oil.
Lesson: Readiness requires continuous effort.
Jesus ended the parable with the command: “Watch therefore, for you know neither the day nor the hour.”
Lesson: We must live daily with preparation and hard work in view, resisting complacency and slumber.
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