Parable Stories

come delve into my world it's love it's darkness it's light it's shadiness let me take you on an adventure let me unfasten your heart despite the hardship despite the pain let me hold your hand let's embark on my ship the heart couldn't be truer instinct is your compass let me show you the world let me discover your heart come ## I'm not poetic in any way, so this is just a collection of free-verses I thought is worth sharing. Cover by @TheTigerWriter

I will open my mouth in parables; I will utter things which have been kept secret from the foundation of the world. -from a prophecy in the songs of Asaph ***** Jesus is famous for teaching with parables, earthly stories with heavenly meanings, as people call them. But if you read the eye witness accounts closely, you'll find that Jesus made a point never to explain what the parables meant to the crowds of people. Why? The power of learning a spiritual truth is not from someone giving you the answer, but when you wrestle with the question and find the answer for yourself. Jesus' parables have been over-analyzed for millennia, so it's hard to read one these days without already knowing the meaning before you begin. This book attempts to craft new parables, but without just giving you the hidden meaning. It's a puzzle wrapped in a story just waiting for you to dig up your own answers.

Fairytales? Who knows if they exist? Pables? Aren't they just for kids? Myths? Well, some still enjoys that. Legends? "That's just cliché drama. We don't even have proof to such works," she says. What else does fiction provide? All of those are bullshits. Technology is what you should believe in. We can make anything possible with it. Is it wrong to accept what you are used to? It is not, although I do think that it is wrong to think of something that you don't often use, as the inferior one. Say, you were born when technology is already at its finest, where every turn you take, is filled with a sight of all the techy stuff. Would you choose to appreciate simple things like paper and pen? Genre: One-shot Story Language: English

A part two of my previous fabric that's also technically a rewrite but written properly with more yearning! Yes this is a slow burn rather than my previous fic being rushed, yes this is properly written with proper grammar! I hope I can make this story a redone version of my past story wirh more character development and a better plot line for you all to follow that fully encapsulates everything I'm working with. And I hope you all enjoy this too.

۞| "And never have I been in my supplication to You, my Lord, unhappy." [19:4] Most days - which I wish would be all - I return to the recesses of the religion that raised me and of the faith that had kept my heart at peace for so long. We're all lacking - whether by sinning or by failing to fulfil our obligations to the fullest. However, I pray that we strive to be the best we can be. As a proud Muslim, as someone who's not afraid to advocate for Islam, though I may lack in knowledge, as someone who finds peace and safety in the bosom of this beautiful faith, I share with you my musings. Whether it is verses I've loved and/or pondered over, whether it is miracles within the Qur'an that I have learned of and find fascinating, or whether it is Nasheeds, I want to share them here. These are the musings of my surrendered, muslim heart. One that has only surrended to the Lord of the Worlds.

This Will Be Very Short Cause Of School And Sleep Lost But, I Will Try My Hardest To Get these Stores Done

A young man faces an impossible task.

"This is the story of a man named Stanley..." I'm sure you have all played this game. If not, too bad. Because we're going to have a look at the Stanley Parable... BEHIND THE SCENES! Of course, by that I mean that you will see a FICTIONAL STORY STARRING THE NARRATOR! I, Mutant, promise to give you a exiting, meta-ish, stereotypical-ish, fan-fiction-ish... er... thing! So dig in!

This modern Christian parable follows a young believer whose small compromises threaten his faith. A powerful reminder to watch, pray, and guard your spiritual vineyard-before the little foxes destroy

SUMMARY There are secrets one holds very dear, Stanley understands that. It is one of the reasons he doesn't ask questions. But when the Narrator would often wake in the middle of the night, feel around the bed, and be calm when he feels Stanley there Stanley can't help but be worried. What happens when your history haunts you-- when your history is already so complex but so much more when you are trapped with the people you once loved? or still Love. RELATIONSHIP/S Narrator X Stanley Narrator X Timekeeper Narrator X Employee 234 Stanley X Timekeeper Stanley X Employee 234 Timekeeper X Employee 234 Timekeeper X Stanley X Narrator X Employee 234

The Outcast wanders through the Arabian desert in search for a place of rest and acceptance. The forces of nature are against him. Will he find rest? Are we all alone?

While the Bridegroom Delayed is a poetic and heartfelt story of five Watchers who keep their lamps burning through long waiting and uncertain delay. Through faith, hope, joy, mercy, and grace, they learn that readiness is more than waiting-it's living as light in the darkness. When the Bridegroom finally comes, their lamps shine brighter than ever, calling all to watch, love, and never lose hope.

"Let's begin anger, shall we, Stanley?"

The story of a bank teller with a pretty routine life. This story describes an ordinary day for the character preparing for a day at work.

A short story packed with meaning. what will you learn from the little apricot tree?

The confession of abusing a child.

This is a story about waiting for a promise when we've almost given up. It's about making mistakes, accepting the consequences and moving on. And about forgiveness. even when we think that what we have done is unforgivable there is always room for forgiveness.

This story is based on our modern, throw-away society and how we buy things that we want but don't need. It is also wrapped around he concept of global issues such as droughts.