The King's Parables

by Albert J. Kempin

Publisher:

James L. Fleming

, 2005

Overview

From the Preface: "My favorite theme through these years has been the particular study of the kingdom of God. Many valuable books have been written on this subject by men filled with wisdom and the Holy Spirit. Those who delight themselves in reading weighty, doctrinal books have been refreshed by these masterly expositions. However, the average reader finds it rather difficult to follow for any length of time the profound, involved thoughts set forth in such works. For this reason I have earnestly prayed the Lord to help me bring this great truth to the reading public in as simple a manner as is possible. No better foundation for such a purpose could be found than the King’s parables. Our Lord sets forth in simple, everyday language the nature, characteristics, duration, and scope of his kingdom through these parables."—Albert J. Kempin

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Contents

• Chapter I - Planting the Seed
• Chapter II - The Growth of the Kingdom
• Chapter III - The King Loves His Subjects
• Chapter IV - Enlisting Workers
• Chapter V - Opposition to Kingdom Growth
• Chapter VI - Seeking the Kingdom
• Chapter VII - Characteristic Marks of the Kingdom
• Chapter VIII - Characteristic Marks (Continued)
• Chapter IX - Carrying the Message
• Chapter X - The King's Departure and Return
• Chapter XI - Signs of the King's Coming
• Chapter XII - The Final Separation
• Chapter XIII - Taking His Subjects Home
• Chapter XIV - The Wisdom of the Obedient

Product Details

• Title: The King's Parables
• Author: Albert J. Kempin
• Publisher: Gospel Trumpet

About Albert J. Kempin

Albert J. Kempin graduated from Temple University, Taylor University, and the University of Southern California. He taught in the Los Angeles Baptist Theological Seminary and at Arlington College. He has also authored Daniel for Today, How to Live a Christian Life, and The King's Parables.