One of these works says to remove the plank from one's own eye before removing the sawdust in the eyes of others. A rich fool dies on the same day he builds a bigger barn in one of these works, while in another, a servant whose ten thousand talent debt to the king is forgiven imprisons a fellow servant for not paying a debt of only a hundred denarii. One of these tells of a son who (*) wasted his fortune but is still welcomed home by his father, and another tells of a beaten-up traveler who is i
One of these works says to remove the plank from one's own eye before removing the sawdust in the eyes of others. A rich fool dies on the same day he builds a bigger barn in one of these works, while in another, a servant whose ten thousand talent debt to the king is forgiven imprisons a fellow servant for not paying a debt of only a hundred denarii. One of these tells of a son who (*) wasted his fortune but is still welcomed home by his father, and another tells of a beaten-up traveler who is ignored by a priest and a Levite passing by on the road. For ten points, name these stories, including those of the Prodigal Son and the Good Samaritan, which the Christian Messiah used to teach his followers.
One of these works says to remove the plank from one's own eye before removing the sawdust in the eyes of others.
parables of Jesus [accept equivalents like stories of Jesus until mention; prompt on more vague answers like "speakings" or "teachings" of Jesus or "parables" in general; prompt on partial answer; accept "Christ" in place of "Jesus"]