Ruslan KD

But he opens up with the parable of the ten virgins, the wise and the foolish virgins, waiting for the bridegroom to come back.

Jesus is the bridegroom.

There's virgins that are wise.

They had oil to keep the light on for the bridegroom, and then there's virgins that weren't paying attention.

and they got left out.

So now he's talking about the end of days, and he's giving you a parable, a story with these virgins, and there's a ton of context with the bridegroom and the virgins and all this sort of stuff.

So he's like, hey, basically, I can come back whenever.

Live with the eminency of Jesus as if he's going to come back at any moment, right?

Which is yes and amen.

But then something interesting happens.

From the parable of the virgins, Jesus coming back at any time, right?

He goes into the parable of the bags of gold or the parable of the talents.

There's one person he gave five talents to, one person he gave three talents to, one person he gave one talent to.

There's a master that's going on a mission.

He leaves some money with his servants.

The guy who has five takes the five, invests it.

doubles up.

The guy who has three doubles up.

The guy who has one hides his talent, right?

He's afraid.