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As with anything secular, this parable has been misinterpreted to suit worldly matters. The original parable refers to resources used to do good, thus the growi
by mgh2 7y ago
As with anything secular, this parable has been misinterpreted to suit worldly matters. The original parable refers to resources used to do good, thus the growing investments is not only about material wealth but as well as any other kind of resources (wisdom, knowledge, time, love, etc) to do the most good for people.
Refer to Luke 12:48 and the parable of the shrewd manager for a better context
https://www.desiringgod.org/interviews/does-jesus-commend-dishonesty-in-luke-16 https://www.desiringgod.org/interviews/does-jesus-commend-di...