The Parable Series: The Truth Behind The Wheat and the Tares • Founded In Truth Ministries

When Jesus speaks about the wheat and the tares, He includes many details in the story that are typically overlooked. From the servants questioning the farmer about his intentions for the garden to the over-zealous wanting to cut down the weeds. What does the parable really have to do with how are we expected to respond?
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[@reesedaniel5835]

"The wicked are estranged FROM THE WOMB: they go astray as SOON AS THEY BE BORN, speaking lies (serpent seed/psychopaths). Their poison is like the poison of a serpent: they are like the deaf adder that stoppeth her ear; Which will not hearken to the voice of charmers,(purveyors of truth, reason, righteousness) charming never so wisely." Psalm 58:3-5

[@waiting4jesus316]

Thanks for this. I really needed it.

[@DianaEstep]

Excellent and such a different take on what we are to be doing in this parable than we have been taught before. And yes we need to have our "Kingdom of God" glasses on when reading what Yeshua said

[@TheRevelationDeception]

The parable of the wheat and tares parallels the parable of the sheep and goats where the sheep (right hand) are segregated from the little kids (left-named). The left-named are "cursed" in the same context of Galatians 3.10. So in the parable of the wheat and tares, is the same context of the segregating of the right from the left. In fact, the whole bible is to be "correctly cut" (2T2.15) according to the right hand and left named. As for "hell", well the same fire prepared for Diabolos and his angels (the left) is the same fire of which the tares are down-burned. That prepared for Diabolos (M25.41) is according to that which he sows (M13.39). However, the so called "hell" is not what most Christians deem it to be as it pertains to the left-named judgment of the Gehenna of the fire (M5.22, 29). The Gehenna judgment is prepared for the left-named. The word properly translated "left-NAMED" is from the Greek euonemous which literally means "well-named" or of good name. According to the judgment of the Gehenna, the left-named will forfeit the allotment of the regency of the heavens, but as returning to Yah, there is a "a special good" (Malachi 3.17-18). So "hell" is not an eternal punishment but an eonian judgment at the conclusion of the present heavens and earth. It's actually the unnamed "fourth" watch-time of Luke 12.38. The left will forfeit the glory of the right hand but will also come out of the Gehenna judgment for a special good "to see the difference between the righteous and the wicked" (the wheat and tares, the sheep and goats) Mal3.18.

[@yeswing10]

The Wheat and the Tares confirms that the Rapture Doctrine is false. Those taken first are the wicked, which will be burned. Those that remain are God's people.

[@paul-hh9oc]

The tares are also called the lost sheep think about it

[@williamstanley765]

No they are not. The tares are the ones that will never change no matter how much they are told. This passage is easy to understand but it looks like it just flew over yous.