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Home Michael Carrell has discovered within the original Greek texts of the Scriptures what had remained hidden for thousands of years from Jews and then Christians, a literary form that describes how the inspired writers intended for us to understand their writings. In the book IN PARABLES, he reveals the three rules that he discovered in the original Greek texts that ingeniously allow them to be diagramed in their intended literary form, that of the parable. The intention of the parables scattered within the Scriptures, states the author, was to inform its readers of the literary form in which they were written. The author reveals the literary form of the parables attributed to Jesus from the Christian Scriptures and shows that it is identical to the literary form of the parables within the Septuagint like Solomon and the Sword in 1 Kings. Then he shows that the literary form of the Septuagint is identical to the literary form of the entire Christian Scriptures. This literary form is a literary device used by the writers to reveal the intended meaning of the Scriptures. Read the preface. The book, IN PARABLES Volume II, is now available. It presents the John gospel, thought for centuries to be without parables, in the identical literary form of the Mark gospel—that of the parable. It also presents 2 Timothy as an example to show that all of Paul’s letters were intended to be read and understood in this identical literary form. IN PARABLES Volume III should be available in late 20ll. Along with other texts, it will include the Luke gospel from the NT in the identical literary form.
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