[Answer] In Luke 15, Jesus tells a parable about a lost sheep, a lost son, and a lost what?

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Coin - The Bible is full of people grumbling against the Lord. The Israelites in the wilderness complained constantly about God’s perceived lack of care for them. The New Testament scribes and Pharisees had the Son of God, standing amongst them, and they spent their days grumbling about who he associated with. “This man receives sinners and eats with them,” they said in a scandalized tone. So Jesus told them three parables about people who found something that had been lost to them. One story was about a son who dishonored his father and left home. The father watched and waited and when he saw his son returning, he ran out and embraced him. One story was about a woman who lost one of her ten silver coins. She lit the lamp and swept the house and searched diligently until she found it. When she did, she called together her friends and neighbors, telling them to rejoice with her. The other story was about a lost sheep and shepherd who left the other 99 sheep and went after the missing one. When he found the sheep, he put it on his shoulders, rejoicing. When he got home, he told all his friends and neighbors. “Just so,” Jesus said, “there will be more joy in heaven over one sinner who repents than over ninety-nine righteous persons who need no repentance.” These parables illustrate God’s sovereign love for His children and how He actively seeks out unworthy sinners.:

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