This parable widens our concepts of the meaning of "neighbor".

In the parable a man was going from this capital city to this city known for its walls.

This is where the treasure was found.

This is how many talents the master gave to the first servant.

The person that found the pearl was this by trade.

This parable teaches value of salvation.

The second man to pass by the beaten man was from this tribe.

The parable of the Hidden Treasure is this many verses long.

The master's response to the reports from the first two servants was this.

This is where one can find the parable of the Pearl of Great Price in the Bible.

This parable show that when it comes to what God gives you it is better to do something than nothing at all.

The parable of the Good Samaritan was told in response to a question from this man.

Jesus says that this is like treasure hidden in a field.

This is the reason given for the third servant hiding the talent away.

The merchant was looking for these when he found the great pearl.

This parable teaches that we are not all gifted the same.

This is the Book and Chapter where the parable of the Good Samaritan is found.

When the man found the treasure the first thing he did was this.

According to the parable this is what will happen to those that have.

This is who Jesus told the parable to.

This parable shows the wickedness of pride and prejudice.

This is the reason the Bible gives for the man's second question, "And who is my neighbor?"

This is what the man sells to buy the field.

According to Jesus this is what happens in the place of "outer darkness".

This is what the merchant sells to buy the great pearl.