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25:47

A Wee Little Man?

NCR

No Compromise Radio

almost 5 years ago

4:34

Aesop�s, Aesop�s, Aesopica, some call it. All those fables, I don�t even know if he wrote them all.

25:52

KJV for 400

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 15 years ago

21:37

Well, this is one that we haven't gotten, so it says Shakespeare, Aesop, or King James, and it's Aesop

25:55

Seeking and Saving the Lost

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 3 years ago

8:46

Oh, Hercules, help me in this hour of distress. But Hercules appeared and said, Tut man, don't sprawl there. Get up and put your shoulder to the wheel. All right, well, Aesop's fables have little morals.

25:45

Redemptive History (Part 2)

NCR

No Compromise Radio

over 14 years ago

19:06

In other words, could you use Aesop's fables to teach moralism? A couple examples. And I tell my kids, I mean, for my dad, he didn't like elbows on the table. I go, well, whatever. I let kids have elbows on the table.

22:40

The Best of 2020 | #2

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 5 years ago

16:51

Parables, illustrations, analogies, metaphors, object lessons, similes, and morality tales like Aesop's Fables. Simply put, a parable takes an esoteric or purely conceptual idea and translates it into a practical picture that can be more easily understood.

1:16:03

First Sunday in Lent Service

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

over 2 years ago

40:46

You know, I hated Aesop's fables as a kid, because have you ever noticed that they're just like dripping with moralism? Right. You know, it's like so here everybody knows the story of the tortoise and the hare.

1:01:40

July 5, 2005

AOM

Alpha & Omega Ministries

almost 21 years ago

25:18

Let's go to Aesop. Aesop's fables and imagine a three -way argument one person saying wow.

48:56

A Savior Who Seeks The Lost (part 2) - [Luke 19:1-10]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

almost 5 years ago

0:01

Aesop wrote a lot of fables. They said he was a slave. He was from Greece, around 500, 600 BC.

22:40

The Best of 2020 | #2

TLP

Truth.Love.Parent.

over 5 years ago

16:51

31:56

The Scriptures Are About Jesus

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

over 3 years ago

5:06

Remember Aesop's fables? You remember the story of the tortoise and the hare and things like that, right? They all have little morals at the end of it. So apparently, Jesus didn't really multiply these loaves and fishes, and this is all about the importance of generosity.

47:17

Great Is Jesus' Faithfulness - [Hebrews 3:1-6]

BBC

Bethlehem Bible Church

over 9 years ago

34:11

The greedy dog, Thought he saw a real dog, Carrying a bone much bigger than his own, Dropped his bone, Sprang into the river. And the moral of the story is, It's very foolish to be greedy. Aesop's Fables.

43:53

Christ, Our Champion, Steps Onto the Field

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

over 2 years ago

14:55

And you'll note the Bible isn't about self -help. This isn't a book of inspiring stories like Aesop's Fables. You know, I hated Aesop's Fables as a kid because have you ever noticed that they're just like dripping with moralism, right?

53:35

Moses: Faith to Endure Pharaoh's Wrath (Hebrews 11:27)

Kootenai Church

almost 4 years ago

3:33

And that perspective on the Old Testament just makes the Old Testament into a series of morality tales or little stories like, not the parables, but the Aesop's Fables, like Aesop's Fables that we can read and draw out little lessons here and there and it is entirely unbiblical approach to the Old Testament.

34:12

Sept. 10, 2017 PM Service Character Matters by Pastor Josh Sheldon

SVR

Silicon Valley Reformed Baptist Church

almost 9 years ago

12:34

And then Aesop's fables uses it to speak of a swindling magician. Some men go into the ministry, or into what we should say so -called ministry, to make money, serious money, private jet sort of money.

49:08

The Rejection of Truth

KLC

Kongsvinger Lutheran Church

almost 3 years ago

25:44

It's just manmade stuff. And they turned God's word into Aesop's fables. Nobody believes in the tortoise and the hare, but we found a good moral in that one. So we're going to do that with the Bible too.

41:21

Joe Rogan, Jordan Peterson and the True Jesus

Justin Peters

over 1 year ago

5:14

So the historicity is not what's important. It's just some morality tale kind of like a Just a really special version of Aesop's fables that kind of thing. I'm really glad that Joe asked this question.

47:48

Blessing The Faithful God - [Luke 1:57-66]

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 3 years ago

1:09

And of course, with Aesop's fables, there's a moral to the story. And what's the moral of the story of the Wagoneer and Hercules? And the answer is, self -help is the best help. The moral is, heaven helps those who help themselves.

39:44

The Dead Church - Letter to Sardis (Revelation 3:1-6)

MCC

Moore's Corner Church

over 2 years ago

6:22

The famous author Aesop came from Sardis, so most people have heard of Aesop's fables.

25:46

Pacifistic Fighting

NCR

No Compromise Radio

about 14 years ago

6:37

So anyway, I just thought that was interesting that we would have God, Yahweh, in this psalm of Aesop's fables.

12:41

Christians Are Saying DISTURBING Things But Nobody Sees It

TreasureChrist

over 4 years ago

10:26

Do you mean that when we go to the Old Testament, we don't have to read it like Aesop's fables? That's precisely what he means.