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THE PARABLE OF THE SOWER - LUKE 8:1-21

Horizontales
The manager of Herod's household. His position indicates a connection to the political and social elite of the time.
Refers to the demonic spirits of oppression that afflicted these women.
This kind of soil represents the ideal condition of a receptive heart. Symbolic of those who hear the word of God, understand it, and bear fruit.
The twelve chosen by Jesus to be His closest followers and to assist in His ministry.
Represents a hardened heart that does not understand or accept the Word. The seed cannot penetrate and is easily taken away.
Represents trials and tribulations that measure the genuineness and depth of one's faith.
Symbolize the forces of evil, such as Satan, who snatch away the Word before it can take root in a person's heart.
The condition of the soil, representing the hearts of those who receive the Word with joy but have no root.
Indicates a person whose good heart and inner character is aligned with God's righteousness.
Represents the adversary who actively works to prevent people from accepting and retaining the Word of God.
Refers to the physical ailments that afflicted these women.
Another woman mentioned among Jesus' followers, though little else is known about her from the biblical text.
Represents those who spread the Word of God. In the context of the parable, it is Jesus Himself, but it can also be applied to any believer sharing the Gospel.
The process of sharing the Gospel. It is an intentional act that requires effort and faithfulness, regardless of the immediate visible results.
Refers to the ruler of Galilee and Perea during Jesus' ministry. His household was significant in the political landscape of the region.
Suggests a limited time frame, indicating that their belief is not enduring.
Verticales
Represent the cares, riches, and pleasures of life that can choke spiritual growth.
Represents the light of Christ and the truth of the Gospel, which should be visible and not hidden.
A recurring symbol in Jesus' teachings, representing truth, revelation, and the presence of God.
Symbolizes the fruitfulness and spiritual growth that result from receiving and nurturing the word of God.
The act of Jesus proclaiming the message of the kingdom of God, emphasizing His role as a teacher and herald of divine truth.
A common teaching method used by Jesus to convey spiritual truths through simple, relatable stories.
Symbolizes the Word of God. It's potential to grow and bear fruit depends on the condition of the soil it lands on, which represents the hearts of those who hear the Word.
Often symbolize stability and nourishment.
Represents the failure of faith to endure trials and tribulations.
In biblical symbolism, water often represents the Holy Spirit. The lack of signifies the absence of the Holy Spirit's sustaining power in a believer's life.
The wife of Chuza, who was the manager of Herod's household. Joanna was a woman of influence and means, using her resources to support Jesus' ministry.
A woman from whom Jesus cast out seven demons. Her name (Magdalene) suggests she was from Magdala, a town on the western shore of the Sea of Galilee.