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 1     IV, 11|    CHRIST AS THE BRIDEGROOM. THE PARABLE OF THE OLD WINE AND THE
 2     IV, 11|          says He, "my mouth in a parable" (that is, in a similitude); "
 3     IV, 26|         did He connect" with the parable of "the strong man armed,"
 4     IV, 28|      therefore, will proceed the parable of the rich man, who flattered
 5     IV, 29|       hates the nuptial bed. The parable would therefore have failed
 6     IV, 29|          consistent. In the next parable also he makes a flagrant
 7     IV, 29|        whether He had spoken the parable "unto them, or even to all,"
 8     IV, 31|      ACCORDANCE WITH ISAIAH. THE PARABLE OF THE GREAT SUPPER A PICTORIAL
 9     IV, 31|     CONDITIONS INDICATED IN THIS PARABLE THE ABSURDITY OF THE MARCIONITE
10     IV, 31|       deity is better suited the parable of him who issued invitations: "
11     IV, 31|    manner most germane I to this parable, He said by Jeremiah: "Obey
12     IV, 31| dispensation in harmony with the parable? Or, again in what will
13     IV, 31|     contrary to the drift of the parable. It is impossible for him
14     IV, 32| Therefore the purport of neither parable has anything whatever to
15     IV, 34|    DISCOVER AN ANTITHESIS IN THE PARABLE OF THE RICH MAN AND THE
16     IV, 34|      illustrating the subsequent parable of the rich man tormented
17     IV, 36|    prayer, He sets before us the parable of the judge who was compelled
18     IV, 37|        AS DENIED BY MARCION. THE PARABLE OF THE TEN SERVANTS ENTRUSTED
19     IV, 37|  salvation of the whole man. The parable also of the (ten) servants,
20     IV, 39|       THIS PROOF ENHANCED BY THE PARABLE OF THE FIG-TREE AND ALL
21     IV, 39|        the kingdom, of which the parable itself treats. "So likewise
22     IV, 39|     kingly power," which (in the parable) "He went away into a far
23     IV, 39|        the disciples down to the parable of the fig-tree you will
24     IV, 39|         picture presented in the parable: "Behold the fig-tree, and
25      V, 6 |        come to destroy them. The parable also of the strong man armed,