I AM CONFUSED IN ONE OF THE BIBLE PASSAGES REGARDING THE PARABLE OF THE TALENT??

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[*]I am just confused in one of the Bible passage regarding the parable of the talent …
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Good day Sir,

I am just confused in one of the Bible passage regarding the parable of the talent, where in Lord Jesus in His parable said, that there were 3 people where in the master had given same amount of money, two of three invested there money separately, and they eventually earned interest when the master came back. Except for one servant, where in because of fear that the money given to him might not be returned to the master the whole amount, so he planted it in the ground and when the master came back, He give credit to the two people, but put to prison and penalized the man that planted the money…Why is that so Sir?

 
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The Lord gives men daily provisions in the form of talents. He wants us to use these talents for our blessing and to bless others. The first two stewards understood and accepted God’s talents as gifts of love from God and labored happily to increase them with grateful and thankful hearts. They both used the resources by “trading” to gain a profit. Each of them made a 100 percent profit.
However, the third steward did not appreciate God’s gifts. He buried the money in the earth and returned the original amount. The first and second profitable stewards are praised, given increased responsibilities and invited to enter into the joy of their Lord. The ungrateful steward was rejected.
The negligent servant’s knowledge imposed upon him a responsibility. He could have done something about the situation had he chosen to. He was without excuse. He had the ability to double the one talent. God accepts a man according to what he can do, and never expects more of him than that (2 Cor. 8:12). The servant might have invested the money with the money exchangers, if he feared (Matt. 25:25) to become involved in a more complicated business deals. The amount of profit might have been less, but even that would have been better than nothing at all. The opportunities and tasks one man refuses are given to another who will take advantage of them and make the most of them.
In His service,