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  1. This Bible story tells us about our wonderful God who made us and who wants us to know Him. God knows we have done bad things, which He calls sin. The punishment for sin is death, but God loves us so much He sent His Son, Jesus, to die on a Cross and be punished for our sins.

  2. The “prodigal” in the title refers to the extravagant way the younger son wastes his inheritance in the far country; but it is also a good word to describe the almost carefree way the father chooses to welcome him home. The structure of the parable is unusually complicated and extended compared to the other parables Jesus tells in the Gospel.

  3. This Bible story tells us about our wonderful God who made us and who wants us to know Him. God knows we have done bad things, which He calls sin. The punishment for sin is death, but God loves us so much He sent His Son, Jesus, to die on a Cross and be punished for our sins. Then Jesus came back to life and went home to Heaven!

  4. THE PRODIGAL SON 1 2 19 20 21 22 Jesus told this story because it shows how God loves to receive sinners who repent and come to Him. The Prodigal Son A story from God's Word, the Bible, is found in Luke 15 "The entrance of Your Words gives light." Psalm 119:130 English ˘ ˇ ˆ˙ ˝ ˛ ˙ ˚ˇ ˙ˇ ˜ ! "

  5. Mar 25, 2019 · Jesus’ parable of the Prodigal Son (Luke 15:11-32) is an amazing story to teach kids about God’s love. Children can learn that God is a loving father and wants to welcome them back even when they do bad things.

  6. The Prodigal Son. A Retelling of Luke 15:11-32. Luke 15:11-19. The Lord told a story about a man who had two sons: The younger son asked his father to give him the wealth he would inherit. And the father gave the son a part of his wealth. A few days later, the younger son took his things and traveled to a country far away.

  7. A Father's Love. From our modern Western perspective, much of the story of the Prodigal Son can be missed. For instance, the younger son, (in this culture, he would be the son in the less favored position who would not inherit the bulk of the estate) goes to his Dad and asks for his share in advance. This isn’t a simple request.