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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>'''<i>Jesus’ Parables on Redemption:</i>'''<br><br />
Jesus’ parables teach redemption’s heart, echoing Ruth and Eden. In The Lost Sheep ({{Bible link|Luke 15:4-7}}), a shepherd leaves 99 sheep to find one lost, rejoicing when it’s found—Jesus seeks us like Boaz sought Ruth, redeeming us from sin’s wilderness. The Lost Coin ({{Bible link|Luke 15:8-10}}) shows a woman searching for a coin, celebrating its recovery—God values us, buying us back no matter the cost, just as Boaz valued Naomi’s family. The Prodigal Son ({{Bible link|Luke 15:11-32}}) tells of a son lost to rebellion, welcomed home by his father—Jesus runs to us, forgiving and restoring, far beyond Boaz’s act. These stories show redemption’s joy.</div>FuzzyBot