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CHRONOLOGICAL TABLE OF

THE PARABLES OF CHRIST

by David Brown

Parables	Where Spoken	Where Recorded
The two debtors	[Capernaum]	Lu 7:40–43.
The strong man armed	Galilee	Mt 12:29; Mk 3:27; Lu 11:21, 22.
The unclean spirit	Galilee	Mt 12:43–45; Lu 11:24–26.
The sower of Galilee	Seashore	Mt 13:3–9, 18–23; Mt 13:3–9, 18–23, Mk 4:3–9, 14–20; Mt 13:3–9, 18–23, Mk 4:3–9, 14–20, Lu 8:5–8, 11–15.
The tares and wheat	Seashore of Galilee	Mt 13:24–30, 36–43.
The mustard seed	Seashore of Galilee	Mt 13:31, 32; Mk 4:30–32; Mt 13:31, 32, Lu 13:18, 19.
The seed growing secretly	Seashore of Galilee	Mk 4:26–29.
The leaven	Seashore of Galilee	Mt 13:33; Lu 13:20, 21.
The hid treasure	Seashore of Galilee	Mt 13:44.
The pearl of great price	Seashore of Galilee	Mt 13:45, 46.
The draw net	Seashore of Galilee	Mt 13:47–50.
The unmerciful servant	Capernaum	Mt 18:21–35.
The good Samaritan	Near Jerusalem	Lu 10:29–37.
The friend at midnight	Near Jerusalem	Lu 11:5–8.
The rich fool	Galilee	Lu 12:16–21.
The barren fig tree	Galilee	Lu 13:6–9.
The great supper	Perea	Lu 14:15–24.
The lost sheep	Perea	Mt 18:12–14; Lu 15:3–7.
The lost piece of money	Perea	Lu 15:8–10.
The prodigal son	Perea	Lu 15:11–32.
The good shepherd	Jerusalem	Jn 10:1–18.
The unjust steward	Perea	Lu 16:1–8.
The rich man and Lazarus	Perea	Lu 16:19–31.
The profitable servants	Perea	Lu 17:7–10.
The importunate widow	Perea	Lu 18:1–8.
The Pharisees and publicans	Perea	Lu 18:9–14.
The laborers in the vineyard	Perea	Mt 20:1–16.
The pounds	Jericho	Lu 19:11–27.
The two sons	Jerusalem	Mt 21:28–32.
The wicked husbandmen	Jerusalem	Mt 21:33–44; Mk 12:1–12; Lu 20:9–18.
The marriage of the king’s son	Jerusalem	Mt 22:1–14.
The ten virgins	Mount of Olives	Mt 25:1–13.
The talents	Mount of Olives	Mt 25:14–30.

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