5 figures
Teacher and storyteller, conveying spiritual truths through parables.
In this chapter, Jesus teaches through the parable of the unjust steward and the story of the rich man and Lazarus, emphasizing themes of stewardship, wealth, and the afterlife.
Central figure in the parable illustrating shrewdness and the use of worldly wealth.
The steward is commended for his shrewdness in securing his future, prompting Jesus to teach about the wise use of resources.
Character in the story illustrating the consequences of neglecting the poor.
The rich man lives in luxury but ends up in torment after death, highlighting the eternal consequences of earthly actions.
Poor man in the story who is rewarded in the afterlife.
Lazarus, despite his earthly suffering, is comforted in Abraham's bosom, illustrating the reversal of fortunes in the afterlife.
Figure in the afterlife who comforts Lazarus and speaks to the rich man.
Abraham represents the faithful and serves as a figure of comfort and authority in the afterlife narrative.