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📖 Parables
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The Parable of the Unjust Steward (Luke 16:1-13) is often interpreted as advocating shrewdness. However, considering the steward's ultimate goal and Jesus' concluding remarks, what is the parable's primary lesson regarding wealth and discipleship?
A
Wealth, regardless of its origin, should be used strategically to secure future comfort and influence.
B
Dishonesty is acceptable if it serves a greater spiritual purpose, such as gaining favor with influential people.
C
True discipleship requires using worldly wealth, even if acquired unjustly, to benefit others and secure an eternal inheritance.
D
The parable primarily highlights the importance of being diligent and accountable in managing resources, regardless of their ethical implications.
Reference:
Luke 16:1-13
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