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*Matthew 21:33-43*
*“The parable of the hired workers in the vineyard”*
* *
Parallelism w~/OT Reading:
* Isaiah is against Israel as a whole (a man of Judah)
* This is directed against the religious leaders
* Not that the vineyard is going to be destroyed but taken away from it’s current leadership         
* What is it that is the role of the pastor?
* And who are you-the congregation?
* You are God’s vineyard~/property!
* Not that /you/ want to kill Jesus?
 
*Matthew 21:33 *"Hear another parable.
A man was a master of a house who planted a
:Allhn parabolh.n
avkou,sateÅ a;nqrwpoj h=n oivkodespo,thj o[stij evfu,teusen avmpelw~/na
* Third Declension
 
vineyard and put a hedge around it and he dug in it a trough~/winepress in it and he built a tower and let it out~/leased
kai.
fragmo.n
auvtw~/| perie,qhken kai.
w;ruxen evn auvtw~/| lhno.n
kai.
wv|kodo,mhsen pu,rgon kai.
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it to tenant farmers, and went into another country.
evxe,deto auvto.n
gewrgoi~/j kai.
avpedh,mhsenÅ
* Tenant farmers with absentee landowners were not uncommon
* *
*34 *And when the time of fruits drew near, he sent his servants to the
o[te de.
h;ggisen o` kairo.j
tw~/n karpw~/n( avpe,steilen tou.j dou,louj auvtou~/ pro.j tou.j
* Lots of Aorist indicatives
 
tenants to get his fruits.
gewrgou.j
labei~/n tou.j karpou.j
auvtou~/Å
 
*35 *And taking his slaves the tenants beat one, killed another, and
kai.
labo,ntej oi` gewrgoi.
tou.j dou,louj auvtou~/ o]n me.n e;deiran( o]n de.
avpe,kteinan( o]n de.
* Relative pronoun “de” over and over
 
stoned another.
evliqobo,lhsanÅ
 
 
 
*36 *Again he sent other slaves, more than the first.
And they did more of same to them.
pa,lin avpe,steilen a;llouj dou,louj plei,onaj tw~/n prw,twn( kai.
evpoi,hsan auvtoi~/j w`sau,twjÅ
* Genitive of comparison
 
 
*37 *Finally he sent his son to them, saying, *'They will respect my son.'*
u[steron de.
avpe,steilen pro.j auvtou.j
to.n ui`o.n
auvtou~/ le,gwn\ evntraph,sontai to.n ui`o,n mouÅ
“to be shamed” in future ind.
passive
                                                                                                becomes transitive=respect
Passive verb can become direct object
* This is the key to the parable
* This is what the pastor must do-help the people to respect the Son
* Christology
* This is at the heart of what we do
 
 
*38 *But when the tenants saw the son, they said to themselves, 'This is the heir.
Come, let
oi` de.
gewrgoi.
ivdo,ntej to.n ui`o.n
ei=pon evn e`autoi~/j\ ou-to,j evstin o` klhrono,moj\ deu~/te
 
 
 
us kill him and let us have his inheritance.'
avpoktei,nwmen auvto.n
kai.
scw~/men th.n klhronomi,an auvtou~/(
aor subjunctive
 
*39 *And they took him and threw him out of the vineyard and they killed him.
kai.
labo,ntej auvto.n
evxe,balon e;xw tou~/ avmpelw~/noj kai.
avpe,kteinanÅ
 
 
 
*40 *Therefore whenever the owner of the vineyard comes, what will he do to those tenants?"
o[tan ou=n e;lqh| o` ku,rioj tou~/ avmpelw~/noj( ti, poih,sei toi~/j gewrgoi~/j evkei,noijÈ
 
 
 
*41 *They said to him, "He will destroy those wretches and let out the
le,gousin auvtw~/|\ kakou.j
kakw~/j avpole,sei auvtou.j
kai.
to.n avmpelw~/na evkdw,setai a;lloij
 
 
 
vineyard to other tenants who will repay him the fruits in their times."
gewrgoi~/j( oi[tinej avpodw,sousin auvtw~/| tou.j karpou.j
evn toi~/j kairoi~/j auvtw~/nÅ
* This is said by the very ones He is talking about!
* He is not destroying the vineyard but it needs new leadership
* The apostles and those after them will work the vineyard and give Him the fruits
 
*42 *Jesus said to them, "Did you never read in the Scriptures: "' The stone which the
Le,gei auvtoi~/j o` VIhsou~/j\ ouvde,pote avne,gnwte evn tai~/j grafai~/j\ li,qon o]n avpedoki,masan oi`
* Psalm 118 (often sited in NT), 1 Peter, and Acts 4
 
 
building guys rejected became unto the head of a corner; this was the Lord's doing, and it
oivkodomou~/ntej( ou-toj evgenh,qh eivj kefalh.n
gwni,aj\ para.
kuri,ou evge,neto au[th kai.
e;stin
 
 
 
is marvelous in our eyes'?
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