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MAT 13:24–13:30 ©

The parable about the bad wheat

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13:24 The parable about the bad wheat

24Then Yeshua told them another parable, saying, “The kingdom of the heavens is like a farmer who’s planted good seed in his field. 25But the while they were all sleeping, his enemy came and spread black-grained ‘wheat’ seeds around his wheat field and left again. 26Then when the wheat grew and produced grains, the poisonous ‘wheat’ could also be seen. 27The farmer’s slave came and told him, ‘Master, wasn’t it good wheat seed that you planted? So why is there so much false wheat?’ 28‘An enemy must have done this,’ the farmer replied. ‘So should we go and pull out the bad stuff,’ asked the slaves. 29‘No,’ said the farmer, ‘because pulling that out might also pull up some of the wheat plants. 30‘Let them all grown together, and then at harvest time I can just tell the harvesters to pull the false wheat plants out first and put then in bundles to be incinerated, and then harvest the wheat to go into my barn.’

24He_set_before to_them another parable saying:
The kingdom of_the heavens was_likened to_a_man having_sown good seed in the field of_him.
25But at the time the people to_be_sleeping, the enemy of_him came and sowed darnels among midst of_the wheat and went_away.
26But when the grass sprouted and produced fruit, then the darnels was_seen also.
27And the slaves of_the home_owner having_approached said to_him:
Master, you_ not _sowed good seed in the your field?
Therefore from_where it_is_having darnels?
28And he was_saying to_them:
An_enemy man did this.
And the slaves are_saying to_him:
Therefore are_you_wanting having_gone_away, may_we_gather them?
29But he is_saying:
No, lest gathering the darnels, you_all_may_uproot the wheat together_with them.
30Allow both to_be_being_grown_together until the harvest, and in the_time of_the harvest I_will_be_saying to_the harvesters:
Gather first the darnels and bind them into bundles in_order that to_burn_up them, and gather_together the wheat into the barn of_me.

MAT 13:24–13:30 ©

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