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MAT 21:28–21:32 ©

The parable about obedience

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21:28 The parable about obedience

28But what does it matter to you all, anyway? There was a man who had two children and he went up to the first one and instructed, ‘Son, go and work in my vineyard today.’ 29‘I can’t,’ he answered, but later he regretted what he’d said and went and did the work. 30The father also approached the other child with the same instruction. ‘I will, master’ this one answered, but he never went. 31Which of the two did what the father wanted?

“The first one,” the hearers answered.

I can assure you all,Yeshua continued, “that tax collectors and prostitutes will enter God’s kingdom ahead of you lot, 32[ref]because Yohan came to you all teaching the road to becoming right with God, but you didn’t believe that he was sent by God. Yet the tax collectors and prostitutes believed in him, and still, even when you saw that, you didn’t later regret and change your minds and believe.


21:32: Luk 3:12; 7:29-30.

28But what is_it_supposing to_you_all?
A_man was_having two children.
And having_approached to_the_ first _one he_said:
Child, be_going today, be_working in the vineyard of_me.
29And he answering said:
I_am_ not _willing, later having_been_regretful, he_went_away.
30And having_approached to_the other child, he_said likewise.
And he answering said:
I will, master, but went_ not _away.
31Which of the two did the will of_the father?
They_are_saying:
The first.
The Yaʸsous is_saying to_them:
Truly, I_am_saying to_you_all that the tax_collectors and the prostitutes are_going_before you_all into the kingdom of_ the _god.
32For/Because Yōannaʸs came to you_all in the_way of_righteousness, and you_all_ not _believed in_him, but the tax_collectors and the prostitutes believed in_him, and you_all having_seen, you_all_were_ not _regretful later which to_believe in_him.

MAT 21:28–21:32 ©

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