Sermon Tone Analysis

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Opening
Jesus’ use of Parables as a teaching tool
The occasion of Jesus telling the story is shortly after His triumphal entry into Jerusalem
Jesus was preparing His followers for what was about to take place.
If you remember last week we discussed Jesus telling the Twelve in clear language what was about to happen.
Now He is using parables to explain that these events are being controlled by God and they are happening because of the relationship between God and His people.
Jesus told three stories.
Two Sons
The Vineyard Owner
The Wedding Banquet
Today, we are going to examine the story of the the vineyard
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The Landowner
God, The Father
The Tenants
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