Mar 4:2 | TNotes | STEP | 4:2 Parables are often stories (Luke 15:11-32 ; 18:1-8 ) but can also be proverbs (Mark 3:24-25 ; Luke 4:23 ), similes and metaphors (Matt 5:14 ; 10:16 ), riddles (Mark 7:15 ; 14:58 ), comparisons (Matt 13:33 ; Luke 15:3-7 ), examples (Luke 10:30-35 ; 12:16-21 ), or allegories (Mark 4:3-9 ; 12:1-12 ).

a4:2►

bLuke 15:11-32►

c18:1-8►

dMark 3:24-25►

eLuke 4:23►

fMatt 5:14►

g10:16►

hMark 7:15►

i14:58►

jMatt 13:33►

kLuke 15:3-7►

lLuke 10:30-35►

m12:16-21►

nMark 4:3-9►

o12:1-12►

‏ Mark 4:2

4:2 ^a Parables are often stories (Luke 15:11-32 ^b; 18:1-8 ^c) but can also be proverbs (Mark 3:24-25 ^d; Luke 4:23 ^e), similes and metaphors (Matt 5:14 ^f; 10:16 ^g), riddles (Mark 7:15 ^h; 14:58 ⁱ), comparisons (Matt 13:33 ^j; Luke 15:3-7 ^k), examples (Luke 10:30-35 ^l; 12:16-21 ^m), or allegories (Mark 4:3-9 ⁿ; 12:1-12 ^o).