1. The Prodigal Son's rebellion and repentance: his father's love and forgiveness makes reconciliation and reunion possible.
2. Pothiphar's wife lust, lies and slander versus Joseph's faith, faithfulness and self-control.
3. The Good Samaritan's compassionate heart, his unrewarded generosity saves an unknown Jew, victim of robbers.
4. The Talents' Parable: the value of trustworthiness, the importance of responsibility, dedication and commitment in life and work.
5. The limited obedience and the furious rebellion of Cain versus the genuine submission and loving dedication of Abel towards God.
