Parables of Jesus: The Sower and the Seed

What did the sower do with the seeds?

• Ate the seeds for lunch

• Threw the seeds in the river

• Scattered the seeds on different types of soil

• Buried the seeds in the ground upside down

Where did some seeds fall?

• In the ocean

• On the moon

• On different types of soil

• In the sky

What happened to the seeds that fell on the path?

• Buried in the soil

• Blown away by the wind

• Eaten by birds

• Picked by the farmer

What happened to the seeds that fell on rocky ground?

• They sprouted quickly, but because the soil was shallow, the plants soon withered under the hot sun.

• The seeds were washed away by heavy rain and never had a chance to grow.

• The seeds were eaten by birds before they could sprout.

• They grew into healthy plants and produced a bountiful harvest.

What happened to the seeds that fell among thorns?

• They were eaten by birds

• They grew into healthy plants

• They were choked by the thorns.

• They were watered and nurtured

What happened to the seeds that fell on good soil?

• They turned into rocks

• They were eaten by birds

• They grew and produced a crop

• They withered and died

What does the seed represent in the parable?

• The word of God

• The sun and the rain

• The farmer's hard work

• Agricultural productivity

What does the soil represent in the parable?

• The different layers of the earth's crust

• The different types of people who hear the message of God

• The different types of animals in the field

• The various crops that can be grown in the soil

What lesson can we learn from the parable of the sower and the seed?

• Different people respond differently to the message of God.

• The parable teaches us to never plant seeds

• The sower symbolizes the devil

• The seed represents the love of money

How can we apply the lesson of the parable in our lives?

• By being receptive to the teachings of Jesus and allowing them to take root in our hearts.

• By forgetting the parable and not applying its lessons in our lives

• By refusing to listen to the parable and rejecting its message

• By ignoring the teachings of Jesus and following our own desires