ALL PARABLES IN THE BIBLE: FROM GENESIS TO REVELATION

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All Parables in the Bible: From Genesis to Revelation

Parables are powerful teaching tools throughout Scripture. This post contains a complete list of all parables and symbolic stories in the Bible—from Genesis to Revelation—with brief explanations to enrich your understanding and study.


Old Testament stories and Parables

πŸ•Ž Old Testament Parables & Allegories

  1. The Trees Choose a King – Judges 9:7–15
    A fable told by Jotham, symbolizing Israel’s poor leadership choice in Abimelech.
  2. The Ewe Lamb – 2 Samuel 12:1–4
    Nathan’s story exposes David’s sin through an emotional parable of injustice.
  3. The Woman of Tekoa’s Parable – 2 Samuel 14:1–20
    A fictional case used to convince King David to reconcile with Absalom.
  4. The Escaped Prisoner – 1 Kings 20:35–43
    A prophet disguises a lesson for King Ahab, warning him of judgment.
  5. The Song of the Vineyard – Isaiah 5:1–7
    God’s people are likened to a vineyard that failed to produce justice.
  6. The Eagles and the Vine – Ezekiel 17:1–10
    Illustrates Israel’s betrayal of Babylon by turning to Egypt.
  7. The Boiling Pot – Ezekiel 24:1–14
    A grim picture of Jerusalem’s coming destruction.
  8. Oholah and Oholibah – Ezekiel 23
    An allegory of Samaria and Jerusalem's spiritual unfaithfulness.


Jesus' Gospel teachings through parables

✝️ Parables of Jesus (New Testament)

  1. The Sower – Matthew 13:3–9
    Different heart conditions determine how God’s Word takes root.
  2. The Weeds Among the Wheat – Matthew 13:24–30
    Good and evil coexist until God's final judgment.
  3. The Mustard Seed – Matthew 13:31–32
    God’s kingdom starts small but grows massively.
  4. The Leaven – Matthew 13:33
    The Kingdom’s unseen power spreads quietly but effectively.
  5. The Hidden Treasure – Matthew 13:44
    God’s Kingdom is worth giving up everything for.
  6. The Pearl of Great Price – Matthew 13:45–46
    True spiritual riches outweigh worldly gain.
  7. The Net – Matthew 13:47–50
    Good and bad will be separated in the end.
  8. The Lost Sheep – Matthew 18:12–14
    God values every single soul who strays and returns.
  9. The Unmerciful Servant – Matthew 18:23–35
    We must forgive as we’ve been forgiven.
  10. The Workers in the Vineyard – Matthew 20:1–16
    God’s generosity isn't bound by human fairness.
  11. The Two Sons – Matthew 21:28–32
    True obedience matters more than empty promises.
  12. The Wicked Tenants – Matthew 21:33–46
    A parable about rejecting God’s messengers and Son.
  13. The Wedding Banquet – Matthew 22:1–14
    God’s invitation is for all, but few are truly ready.
  14. The Ten Virgins – Matthew 25:1–13
    Stay spiritually prepared at all times.
  15. The Talents – Matthew 25:14–30
    Use what God gives you wisely and faithfully.
  16. The Good Samaritan – Luke 10:25–37
    True love goes beyond ethnicity and religion.
  17. The Rich Fool – Luke 12:13–21
    Wealth without God leads to spiritual emptiness.
  18. The Barren Fig Tree – Luke 13:6–9
    God’s patience isn’t limitless—repentance matters.
  19. The Great Banquet – Luke 14:15–24
    Those who reject God’s call miss His blessings.
  20. The Lost Coin – Luke 15:8–10
    Every soul matters deeply to God.
  21. The Prodigal Son – Luke 15:11–32
    God’s forgiveness is extravagant toward the repentant.
  22. The Shrewd Manager – Luke 16:1–13
    Use worldly resources with eternal vision.
  23. The Rich Man and Lazarus – Luke 16:19–31
    A vivid warning about life after death.
  24. The Persistent Widow – Luke 18:1–8
    Keep praying—God hears persistent faith.
  25. The Pharisee and the Tax Collector – Luke 18:9–14
    Humility, not pride, brings justification.

A serene depiction of the holy city descending from heaven in Revelations

πŸ”₯ Symbolic Parables in Revelation

  1. The Woman and the Dragon – Revelation 12
    Represents Israel, Christ’s birth, and spiritual war with Satan.
  2. The Beast and the False Prophet – Revelation 13
    Symbolizes political and religious deception.
  3. The Harlot on the Beast – Revelation 17
    A portrayal of corrupt worldly systems opposing God.
  4. The New Jerusalem – Revelation 21–22
    God's final and glorious dwelling with His redeemed people.

πŸ’¬ Final Thought

Which parable speaks to your heart the most?
Leave your reflections in the comments or share this post with someone who loves God’s Word!

Once you commit to Christ, your entire being transforms. Your focus shifts from worldly pursuits to a renewed spiritual identity. You were created for a purpose beyond temporary achievements that hold no eternal value. Breaking free from a fallen life begins with studying, meditating on, and practicing God’s Word. Guidance from those who have truly been born again can help. Jesus paid the ultimate price to lift us from our fallen state—but are we making an effort to walk in His way? Many struggle to break free from worldly conditioning and embrace a fulfilling spiritual life. My mission is to help others see the vast difference between a worldly life and a spiritual life—to inspire a shift in focus from the temporary to the eternal. A single change in perspective can transform our lives and souls, leading us from the miseries of hell to the eternal joys of heaven.

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