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Matthew 25 (KJV) Read Aloud | Daily Bible Reading
@sovereignlogos·October 11, 2026
In Matthew 25, Jesus shares profound parables about preparation and stewardship. The chapter opens with the parable of the ten virgins, who took their lamps to await the bridegroom. Five were wise and took oil with them, while five were foolish and did not. When the bridegroom finally arrived, the wise virgins were prepared and joined the wedding feast, while the foolish ones were left outside, prompting a poignant lesson on readiness: 'Watch therefore, for ye know neither the day nor the hour wherein the Son of man cometh.' Following this, Jesus shares the parable of the talents, where a man, representing the kingdom of heaven, travels to a far country, entrusting his servants with different amounts of money, or talents. The servants' stewardship varies, leading to a commendation for the industrious and a rebuke for the slothful. These parables emphasize vigilance and the responsible use of what the Lord entrusts to us. They remind believers of the importance of preparation and accountability for the gifts received from God. → Matthew 25:1-30. Read the whole Bible, Septuagint and KJV side by side, at sovereignlogos.com Free Bible app: sovereignlogos.com/app #parableofthetenvirgins #parableofthetalents #matthew25 #kingdomofheaven #biblestudy #bibleparables #jesusteachings #readthebible #faithfulservant #kjvreading
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