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Matthew 20:8 · BSB
20:8 When evening came, the owner of the vineyard said to his foreman, ‘Call the workers and pay them their wages, starting with the last ones hired and moving on to the first.’
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…about the denarius. And again, the denarius was equivalent to one day's work. Do you remember the parable of the laborers in the vineyard inMatthew chapter 20? That's the parable in which there's this vineyard owner, and he goes out into the marketplace, and he hires a bunch of workers for one denarius…
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…in what God says is great. So let's read this text together and consider this morning what Jesus exactly is calling us to as his disciples. This isMatthew chapter 20, starting in verse 17. And as Jesus was going up to Jerusalem, he took the 12 disciples aside and on the way he said to them, See, we are going up…
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…out as rebels were normally treated and just left with his body lying out openly in the public to be eaten by jackals and and vultures? No. InMatthew chapter 20or 12 when Jesus is asked a question about a sign he goes on record and he says let me tell you something the the son of man is going to be three…
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…of soldiers and some officers from the chief priests and the Pharisees went there, with lanterns and torches and weapons. Jesus had predicted inMatthew chapter 20, he says, Behold, we are going up to Jerusalem and the Son of Man will be betrayed to the chief priests and to the scribes and they will condemn…
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…Laborers were hired and paid by the day and did not have any legal contracts with their employers. The parable of the laborers, if you know inMatthew chapter 20, verses 1 through 16, gives some idea of the system of the day. In the law, God gave definite instructions concerning the laboring man in order to protect him from the…
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…here we are at the beginning of Matthew and he's just starting on his manifesto. If we fast forward through the book of Matthew, go right ahead.Matthew chapter 20if you want to turn there. Jesus is on his way to Jerusalem and he's cruising with his disciples and his disciples are freaks. It's going to be…
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From the Bible, we're gonna read fromMatthew 20:1-16. And this is a parable, and I just wanna lead us this morning through this parable and mine it and dig into it and see what God has to say to us…
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…part of what they do. I think this issue of servanthood is pretty important. By the way, Jesus actually thought that too. If you think back over toMatthew chapter 20, just take a look at it quickly. I'm going to just touch on it. Matthew chapter 20, verse 25 through 28, you'll have two brothers whose mother came…
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…the blame goes there too. But you know, I mean, all that, all that, that's who we think of as being great, but that's not what Jesus said. Turn toMatthew chapter 20. Jesus was trying to teach his disciples. Now, all of us are his disciples, but he was trying to teach those 12 guys, and one of them had an…
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…his body. He was making it clear that he would lie in the tomb and rise again on the third day. We find the very similar statement actually made inMatthew chapter 20, and I want you to go back there for a moment and look at the text. Matthew chapter 20, verse 17 through 19. And as Jesus was going up to…
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…all and a servant of all. And now, hey, it's it's bad enough that we're full of ourselves. You ought to hear our parents talk about us. That's whyMatthew chapter 20. By the way, I love to go to like the first the orientation for school, the first year of school. Uh, we have a fifth grader and a tenth grader…
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…gonna be talking about the parable of the laborers in the vineyard. That's a mouthful. Uh the parable of the laborers in the vineyard, and it is inMatthew chapter 20, and we're gonna read the first 16 verses of Matthew 20 as we look at the parable of the laborers in the vineyard. And and and this there's a few…
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…and, in fact, in defiance of their demerit. So, we get a wonderful glimpse of the way God treats us in that parable that Adam read out to us inMatthew chapter 20of the workers in the vineyard. Let's have a look there. Matthew chapter 20. This is not a story about Jewish agribusiness. Having a farming…
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…him justified. There's a challenge in that. And it's a challenge that's talked about all throughout scriptures. Turn with me, if you will, toMatthew chapter 20. This is a parable. Jesus is talking to a Jewish audience at this time. Those who had the privileges of the Old Testament, the prophets, the…
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