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MATTEUS 13:31-32 Bybel vir almal (ABA)
Jesus het vir hulle nog ‘n gelykenis vertel. Hy het gesê: “Wanneer God Koning is, God wat in die hemel is, dan is dit soos wanneer ‘n man ‘n mosterd-saad in sy grond geplant het. Dit is die kleinste saadjie van al die soorte saad, maar wanneer die plantjie klaar gegroei het, dan is dit groter as die ander plante in die tuin en dit word ‘n boom. Dan kom die voëls en hulle maak neste in die boom se takke.”

In the Bible, the mustard seed is a recurring symbol used by Jesus to illustrate the growth of the Kingdom of God and the power of faith. It’s a tiny seed that, when planted, grows into a large shrub or tree. This imagery is used in two key passages: Matthew 13:31-32 and Matthew 17:20.
Key Passages and their significance:
Matthew 13:31-32 (Parable of the Mustard Seed):
This passage describes the mustard seed as the smallest of all seeds, yet when it grows, it becomes larger than all the garden plants, with branches wide enough for birds to nest. This illustrates the potential for the Kingdom of God to start small but eventually grow into something vast and influential.
Matthew 17:20:
Jesus tells His disciples, “If you have faith the size of a mustard seed, you will say to this mountain, ‘Move from here to there,’ and it will move; and nothing will be impossible to you”. This passage highlights the power of faith, even if it’s small, to overcome seemingly insurmountable obstacles.