In The Parable of the Prodigal Son, the elder son says he never transgressed. What does he mean?

a. He did not mean to hurt his father.

b. He did not do what he was told.

c. He ran away from home.

d. He did not break laws or commandments.

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13 November, 07:09

In The Parable of the Prodigal Son, the elder son says he never transgressed. What does he mean?

a. He did not mean to hurt his father.

b. He did not do what he was told.

c. He ran away from home.

d. He did not break laws or commandments.

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In The Parable of the Prodigal Son, the elder son says he never transgressed. That means that he did not break laws or commandments, that he didn't go beyond any laws.

In The Parable of the Prodigal Son, the elder son says he never transgressed. What does he mean?a. He did not mean to hurt his father.b. He did not do what he was told.c. He ran away from home.d. He did not break laws or commandments.

In The Parable of the Prodigal Son, the elder son says he never transgressed. What does he mean?

a. He did not mean to hurt his father.

b. He did not do what he was told.

c. He ran away from home.

d. He did not break laws or commandments.