Contents
CONTENTS
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| Introduction | |
| Why God Permits Idolatry | |
| The Lamp that Goes Out when its Light is Done, and the Figs that are Gathered in their due Season | |
| The Labourers in the Vineyard | |
| The Likeness of a Palm-Tree | |
| The Tutor and the Naughty Princeling | |
| Those Nearest | |
| The Heritage of the Unborn Prince | |
| The Traveller and the Tree in the Desert | |
| Better Feed the Poor than Entertain the Angels | |
| The Sand, and the Furnace that Purifies | |
| The Stars are not envious! | |
| The King talks with all His Servants, Small and Great | |
| The Pavilion of the King's Daughter | |
| The Greedy Prince: The Vine is not Watered with Wine | |
| The Potter and his Wares: the Trials of the Righteous | |
| The Education of the Prince | |
| The Induction Robe of the Elder | |
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| The King and the Weary Travellers: The Righteous know what is in Store | |
| Equality of all before God: and the Parable of a Princess Attacked by Robbers | |
| The Father and His Son: The Bath and the Ocean | |
| The Tutor who Corrupted the King's Son | |
| The After-Life, and the Banquet of the King | |
| Many Mansions in the Life to Come | |
| The Labourers in the Garden | |
| The Old Man and the Acorn | |
| The Wise and the Foolish Guests at the King's Feast | |
| The Briar Rose that Saved the Trees | |
| The Two Pilots | |
| R. Judah as Prototype of the Ancient Mariner | |
| The Likeness of the King | |
| Revelations of Mercy and of Punishment | |
| The Citizen Married to the King's Daughter | |
| The Father's Voice | |
| The Parable of the Two Ships | |
| The Child who Questioned though Carried by his Father | |
| The King's Son without Rations | |
| The Poor Woman's Mite | |
| He Who Reproacheth the Poor Insults his Maker | |
| The Voiceless Deeps that Praise the Lord: The Parable of the Mutes who Praised The King |