Christianity has its fundamental mark on the affi rmation that God acts in history, and from His actions, we have testimonies in histories narrated to us. The historical event is unrepeatable, but the narratives have the capacity to make it perennially present. Thus, with Jesus and the consequent possibility of speaking of his narrative identity, or rather, the identity of Jesus that the narratives reveal to us. These narratives also tell us about Jesus, the storyteller, who recounts stories that present his understanding of God and His Kingdom, that He came to inaugurate: they are the parables. The purpose is to read such parables by asking about the narrative identity of the God of Jesus, or rather, by understanding God presented in the stories that Jesus narrates. By letting, God to be who he is in the stories of Jesus, we can perceive how the Messiah understands his mission and the Kingdom of God that he comes to establish.