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Scripture Reading
Prayer
Introduction
Review
Last week, we heard about the source of Jesus’ authority
Overview
This week, we will look at two parables, both about sons.
The first is a parable about 2 sons
The second is about the son of a vineyard owner
We will have 2 points in each parable
Next week we will go over the third parable in this set of three.
As further introduction, I want to talk about a translation issue in the first Parable
Basically, 2 sons, Father requests each son to work, either
The older son says no but repents and goes; The second son says yes but does nothing.
Who performs the father’s will?
The first.
The older son says yes but does nothing; The second son says no but repents and goes.
Who performs the father’s will?
The younger, or the latter, or the second.
The older son says no but repents and goes; The second son says yes but does nothing.
Who performs the father’s will?
The latter.
-DA Carson, EBC
#3 is basically illogical
both #1 and #2 are valid
#2 seems to make the most sense
Exposition One
Explanation,
Reminds me of when Nathan tells David, “You are that man!”
Obviously the son who obeyed is the one in the right
The leaders of Israel, and by extension, the nation as a whole are like the son who loudly and proudly says “YES!” They are God’s people.
Yet they don’t obey.
They don’t follow God.
The Gentiles who follow Jesus are like the son who said no, realized that they were wrong, repented and obeyed.
The leaders recognize that Jesus is talking about them (vs.
45)
I. Simply publicly professing Christ is not enough, you must be a Jesus follower (28-31)
Exposition Two
II.
The follower of Jesus portrays a changed mind (32)
Exposition Three (Second parable)
Jesus addresses another parable to the Jewish rulers and people/crowds
Jesus is clearly referencing Isaiah 5:1-7 and Psalm 80:6-16
Give an overview of the story
So the “master of the house” (Land Owner) here is clearly God the Father
The vineyard is Israel (the land, not the people)
The tenants are the people of Israel, especially the leaders.
The servants are the prophets, Especially John the Baptist
The Son is Jesus Messiah
- DA Carson, EBC
III.
The leaders of Israel rejected both the prophets and the Messiah (33-39)
Exposition Four
IV.
The Kingdom of God belongs to those who produce fruit (40-46)
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