A parable is a metaphorical analogy and a form of narration used to teach ethical concepts, and Jesus Christ has prevalently used parables in his teaching. His parables are evident in the three synoptic gospels: Matthew, Mark, and Luke. Jesus employed parables in teaching to reach the commoners because the ethical concept that Jesus narrated was lofty. The bible scholars argue that Jesus adopted this method of teaching to reach the commoners to the fullest. The present research paper studies the following parables: 'The Lamp,' 'The Speck and the Log,' and 'New Cloth on Old Garment.' The present research paper aims to make a semiotic approach to the selected parables of Jesus Christ. It attempts to unfold the significance of the signs utilized and determines how the signs are correlated to the text of Jesus.