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Which of the following best describes the content and significance of the parable of the mustard seed?
It is a Buddhist parable in which Buddha responds to a woman’s request to revive her dead son by telling her to bring him a mustard seed from the kitchen of a family in which no one has died. She does so and he revives her son. This demonstrates the power of faith.
It is a Buddhist parable in which the Buddha responds to a woman’s request to revive her dead son by telling her to bring him a mustard seed from the kitchen of a family in which no one has died. The impossibility of this task highlights universality of death.
It is a Christian parable in which Christ responds to a woman’s request to revive her dead son by telling her to bring him a mustard seed from the kitchen of a family in which no one has died. The impossibility of this task highlights universality of death.
It is a Christian parable in which Christ responds to a woman’s request to revive her dead son by telling her to bring him a mustard seed from the kitchen of a family in which no one has died. She does so and he revives her son. This demonstrates the power of faith.
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