Let's break down this powerful passage from the Bible, Matthew 25:1-13, known as the "Parable of the Ten Virgins." Even if you're not Christian, the core message here is about readiness, responsibility, and the consequences of procrastination , which are universal truths. First, what's a "parable"? Think of it as a story Jesus told to explain a deep spiritual truth in a simple, relatable way. He used everyday situations people understood to teach big ideas about God and life. The Story: The Wedding Party Imagine an ancient Middle Eastern wedding. It was a huge celebration, often lasting for days! The climax was when the bridegroom would come at night to collect his bride, bringing her to his house for a grand feast. In this story, ten young women (often called virgins, but think of them more like bridesmaids) are waiting for the bridegroom to arrive. Their job is to join the procession with their lamps lit to welcome him and guide the way to the feast...
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