I have collected and shaped the parable material for Matthew 13:33: a bit of felt, a picture or two wrapped in tape, a criticism or two suppressed, and a potential for life from a riddle.
I have a picture by Vermeer for the woman and she stands. I have three images representing three measures of meal. I have a square of tan felt which I have cut in two – one flat and one round. The round folded in half hides under the flat. I made a small golden tetrahedron for the leaven, like a morsel of sourdough. The action could begin like this:
After opening the box, take out the woman –I am going to need to practice.
then take out the little box with what she has to work with
– 3 measures of meal and the leaven –
then show what she does to make the dough by mixing them all together:
- place the flat felt piece hiding its fullness over the three measures and the tetrahedron to hide the yeast
- then leave time to rise
- then make the lump rise by pulling the larger piece of felt above the flat piece
1 comment:
The kingdom of ___ is like leaven - both Matthew and Luke agree that it is the leaven that the kingdom is like - not the action not the dough but the leaven which the woman hid. I wonder why she hid it.
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