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"You have a spiritual truth that may be hard to be understood. You lay along side of it a physical, earthly story which gives understanding to that spiritual truth. That is a parable. " -- John MacArthur | "You have a spiritual truth that may be hard to be understood. You lay along side of it a physical, earthly story which gives understanding to that spiritual truth. That is a parable. " -- John MacArthur | ||
