69. A Fishermen’s Net / Una red de pescadores

<h2>Vocabulary:</h2> <ul> <li><strong>fishermen</strong> (pescadores) / fishermen</li> <li>net (red) / net</li> <li><strong>shore</strong> (costa) / shor</li> <li><strong>drag </strong>(arrastrar) / drag</li> <li><strong>tossed out</strong> (arrojado fuera) / tost aut</li> <li><strong>godly people</strong> (personas piadosas) / godly pipol</li> </ul> <h2>Story:</h2> <p>Jesus told a story. “One day,” he said, “some <strong>fishermen </strong>took their boat out.”</p> <p>“They threw their <strong>net </strong>into the water. All kinds of fish swam in the lake.”</p> <p>“When the fishermen returned to <strong>shore</strong>, they <strong>dragged </strong>their net out of the water and looked through their catch,” said Jesus.</p> <p>“They kept all the good fish and <strong>tossed out</strong> all the bad fish.” Jesus said, “The fishermen’s net is like God’s kingdom.”</p> <p>“Everyone wants to be part of his kingdom. But the angels will come and separate the <strong>godly people </strong>from the ungodly people.”</p> <p>“The godly people will live in heaven with me forever.”</p> <p><a href="https://teacherisaac.com" target="_blank">Visit teacherisaac.com</a></p> --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/teacherisaac/message