<p>The Narrative Lectionary takes us to Luke 15:1-32 where we hear Jesus offer three parables.  But who is his audience?  Is it the tax collectors and sinners?  Is it the Pharisees and the scribes?  What if it's both?  He proclaims good news for both groups and for us.  </p>

The Narrative Lectionary takes us to Luke 15:1-32 where we hear Jesus offer three parables. But who is his audience? Is it the tax collectors and sinners? Is it the Pharisees and the scribes? What if it's both? He proclaims good news for both groups and for us.

<p>The Narrative Lectionary takes us to Luke 15:1-32 where we hear Jesus offer three parables. &nbsp;But who is his audience? &nbsp;Is it the tax collectors and sinners? &nbsp;Is it the Pharisees and the scribes? &nbsp;What if it's both? &nbsp;He proclaims good news for both groups and for us. &nbsp;</p>

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