The Parable of the Vineyard: The story of God’s Power and Love

In Marco, there is a man in the fable of the vineyard that got the land for himself. Like many people in that era, he needs a tenant to work for him. As long as they give him some benefit, these tenants can stay in his land. The landlord sent one of his servants to gather his share, but he was beaten and returned without power. So then, the landlord sent a second servant, his fate is the same as the first. After the third servant was killed, the landlord already had a sufficient amount so he sent his son to collect his share.

But the metaphor after 12: 1 to 11 gave Jesus the answer to their question. The story of the vineyard is consistent with what Isaiah (5: 1-6) mentioned about Israel. And as a parable of Jesus, the vineyard belongs to God. When it did not produce the fruits of his expectations (ie justice, justice etc.), he announced that he will destroy the vineyards. Likewise, Jesus warned that farmers refusing to borrow vineyards and offering their legitimate shares to their owners would be severely punished. The vineyards are robbed and the owner "hands the vineyards to others" (12: 9). In this parable, my master 's beloved son was sent as the last attempt to make farmers understand their sensations. But they killed him and kicked him out of the vineyard (8). Jesus quoted the parable of Psalm 118: 22-23 as "the stone rejected by the builder" and how the "master" made it "head of the horn".

However, the parables of Jesus are different from the songs of Isaiah's vineyards. This is the same story, but there is a turning point. Jesus did not mention vineyards that judge vineyards, but did not mention tenant farmers who supervised the vineyards, they soon represented the Jewish religious leaders. Let's see the story of the metaphor "He is a harvestor, it is the owner of a vineyard." Please send the servant to the tenant to collect the fruits of their vineyards. Then he sent another servant, they stabbed the man's head and treated him humiliatingly He sent another person who killed them. They killed other people.

Then Jesus told the analogy to people. "A man planted a vineyard, lent it to some farmers, and then left for a long time, he also sent another servant, who was also beaten and humiliated, and the karate "Then the owner of the vineyard said," What shall I do, I will send my beloved son; perhaps they will respect him. "But when the tenant saw him , They were talking about it, "They are heirs," they said. Go outside and kill him. "What do the owners of the vineyards do to them, he will kill the tenants and hand over the vineyards to others." When they heard this, they said,