Summary

Anonymous The Parables of the Saviour

The seed that by the wayside fell, Is wisdom in the heart
Of him who heareth words of truth, But understandeth not.
And he who is the stony place, Is one who hears the word,
Anon with joy receiveth it, And follows after good.
But tribulation soon assails, And persecutions rise,
He then forgets the word of truth, And all his goodness dies.
The thorny place is one who hears, And does the truth receive;
But finds that cares of life and wealth, His mind and heart deceive.
The good and fertile ground is he Who hears and understands
Source: Gutenberg

Anonymous The Parables of the Saviour

My kingdom I will liken to,
A man who in his field
Sow'd good seed, and expected soon
A harvest it would yield.
But while his servants slept, there came
A wicked enemy,
And sow'd his tares among the wheat,
And then went on his way.
And when the good seed did appear
The tares began to show;
The servants wonder'd much, and said,
"Why, master, thou didst sow
"The best of seed all o'er the field,
From whence then come these tares?"
"An enemy," he said, "hath come
Upon us unawares,
"And scattered forth his evil seed;"
Source: Gutenberg

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