Day 308 (Matthew 22, Mark 12) - Year 5

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Tara-Leigh Cobble

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality:christianity

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🗓️ 4 November 2023

⏱️ 8 minutes

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0:00.0	Hey Bible readers, I'm Tara Lee Cobble and I'm your host for the Bible Recap. Today we open with Jesus telling the Parable of the Wedding Feast.
0:16.0	This parable is really similar to the Parable of the Tenants which we first read in Matthew 21,
0:20.7	and then read again today in Mark 12. Both involved the master and his relationship
0:25.2	with his son. Both involved sending multiple rounds of servants to get a
0:28.7	response from the people who refuse and even killed him. And both involved the master bringing justice for those who refuse
0:34.6	him and showing generosity to others.
0:37.6	In the Wedding Feast Parable, the master orders his servants to go invite both good and
0:41.9	bad, according to verse 10.
0:43.6	This would certainly have shocked the Pharisees.
0:46.0	They would consider themselves good but they'd be a guess that the bad were invited as well.
0:50.8	The master's approach to the wedding feast offends the pride of the self-righteous.
0:55.0	Everyone who is invited in, both good and bad, gets a wedding garment.
0:59.0	But Jesus points out that those who don't belong, who don't have a wedding garment, will be cast out.
1:05.2	This wedding garment seems to be a parallel to the robes of righteousness God gives his children
1:09.8	when he adopts us into his family.
1:12.2	Whether these robes are figurative or
1:13.7	literal or some combo doesn't really matter. The point is that they mark us as
1:17.9	God's righteous children. As the Pharisees and other leaders grow more desperate
1:22.4	for reasons to accuse Jesus,
1:24.1	they sentence some people to trap him in a conversation about taxes.
1:27.6	You may recall that we already dealt with taxes once in Matthew 17
1:31.2	when they asked Peter if Jesus pays the temple tax or not.
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