Too much for you, right
Too much for you, right
1. G.The Pearl and the Hidden Treasure.
Just how the man found the hidden treasure in the field & sold everything he had, Bob Rice left his job/possessions to follow God's call for priesthood.
2. H.The Wedding Feast
Matthew 22:14 states that "Many are invited, but few are chosen". Meaning, God's gift of grace is for everyone, but not everyone accepts Jesus as their Savior.
3. A, because Arthur is like a Pharisee and Maria acts like the tax collector.
4. I, because Beth is a "sower" in which she plants seeds of faith to unbelievers within the Amazonians.
5. E.The Parable of the Mustard Seed and the Yeast
The mustard seed is the story of the one leper who thanked Jesus. This story impacted Mr. Kim's spiritual growth (his appreciation towards God).
6. D. The Persistent Friend
Jacob is persistent that God is listening and is sovereign over all the heartaches that he's experiencing with his sister's leukemia. So, he continues to pray and have faith.
7. B. The Lost Sheep.
The "lost sheep" that Father Rodriguez is ministering to are those in prison.
8. C. The Workers in the Vineyard
The Pope calling all the Bishops to him is similar to that of the landowner, in Matthew 20:1-16, who calls workers to work on his vineyard.
9. F. The Net of the Weeds
Sarah's doubt in God's goodness is like a "weed" in a field. Satan's plan is to plant a weed that'll eventually grow into unbelief.
I hope this helps :)
Social context is how people understand same things in different societies and different culture, that is, <span>how ideas or things are used and interpreted by people.</span>
I think it would be the conflict.
Characterization is the correct answer
