Parable - parabole

Definition: Parabole (par-ab-ol-ay') Abstract Noun, Feminine - Parable, derived from para meaning "beside" and ballo meaning "to cast." A short fictitious tale composed to illustrate a moral rule or to advance, back up, prove, and lend credence to the main story.

Diagram: Since a parable is an abstract noun, by convention it's sign is an equilateral triangle. Exactly six parables can be cast inside an 8880 circle.

Mk 04:11b	but to those, the ones outside, everything comes in "parables."
Mk 04:13a	And he says to them ... Don't you understand this "parable"? ...
Mk 04:33a	And with many similar "parables" he was speaking "the word" to them ...
Mk 04:34a	But apart from "parables" he was not speaking to them ...
Mk 13:28a	Now learn from the "parable" of the fig tree ...

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