What the Bible says about Jesus Christ as Nobleman
(From Forerunner Commentary)

Luke 19:11-12 In this parable Jesus describes Himself as a man from a noble family with rights to a kingdom. Because He had to go away to receive His kingdom, His servants would be responsible to care for His interests in His absence. On His return, He would reward all who had been faithful—and deal severely with those who had disregarded His instruction. Jesus ascended to God's throne (Hebrews 1:3) to receive His Kingdom, and from there He exercises power (Philippians 2:9-11). Martin G. Collins Parable of the Minas Related Topics: Faithfulness | Faithlessness | Parable of the Minas or Pounds | Reward of the Saved | Rewards and Punishments

 

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