Matthew 21.33-end

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Limerick

A farmer had a vineyard fair,
He leased it to some tenants there,
But when he sent his son,
The tenants chose to shun,
And justice was not found anywhere.

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Potential actions to take in response

One practical way to respond to the teaching of Matthew 21:33-end is to practice hospitality and inclusion. Jesus taught us in this passage that those who use their positions of power to oppress and exclude others will be judged harshly by God. To live out this teaching, we should strive to practice hospitality and inclusion towards all people, regardless of race, gender, sexuality, or any other characteristic. This could include extending invitations to join our communities and families, engaging in conversations with those who are different from us, advocating for the rights of marginalized people, and working to break down the barriers that separate us. By opening our hearts and homes to those who are different from us, we can bring about the kind of world Jesus spoke of in his parable.

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Related passages

Themes: God’s judgement, faithfulness, and mercy.
Related Bible passages: Romans 2:4-5 – God will judge us according to our deeds; Luke 17:7-10 – Faithful service is rewarded; Hebrews 4:16 – God’s mercy is available to all who call on Him.

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