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An example is that of 'leaven'. Some say that leaven represents sin, but since Jesus said that the Kingdom of God was like leaven ([[Mt 13:33]]) it just doesn't work. But the disciples understood it to represent 'teaching' ([[Mt 16:12]]) which works everywhere that leaven is used in scripture, and then sheds light on the nature of the kingdom of heaven. (It is teaching). It is in that context that I first read GOT.
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