Part, Chapter, Paragraph

 1 4, 1,3 |      right to forcibly bring his debtor to court, our offended brother
 2 5, 0,37|        Parable of the Unmerciful Debtor.~(Mat. 18:21-35 and Luke
 3 5, 0,37|  merciful king and an unmerciful debtor. In this parable, the Lord
 4 5, 0,37| Similarly, a person appears as a debtor before God, because he doesn’
 5 5, 0,37|        death of each person.~The debtor that owed ten thousand talents,
 6 5, 0,37|    before God as an undischarged debtor. Ten thousand talents is
 7 5, 0,37|    ordered that the undischarged debtor be sold. However, taking
 8 5, 0,37|    penitent sinner. The released debtor, locating his agent who
 9 5, 0,37|         lender could torment his debtor until the amount was repaid),
10 5, 0,37|     being magnanimous toward his debtor, he was handed over to his
11 5, 0,37|       just like the undischarged debtor).~The brief denotation is
12 9, 3   |        Parable of the unmerciful debtor. Sermon on the Good Shepherd.