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And he sent another servant. But they also beat and treated him shamefully, and sent him away empty-handed.


King's war plans
Vineyard owner
Unjust judge
Rich fool

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The answer is: Vineyard owner

Luke 20:9-18

The “vineyard owner” parable found in Luke 20 depicts a striking rebellion against those trying to manage the literal and spiritual harvest of God’s kingdom. Picture a vineyard brimming with grapes—it's peaking at prosperity. The owner, representing God, desires to gather the fruits of His labor, yet when He sends His servants, symbolizing the prophets, they are treated disgracefully. This scene is not merely a narrative; it’s a tour de force of human rebelliousness and divine patience retold through generations.

It’s fascinating how the vineyard itself symbolizes Israel and God’s chosen people, echoing Isaiah 5:1-7. That rich imagery reveals the interconnectedness between historical events and spiritual truths—just as the Israelites faced judgment for their actions, so too do we face lessons from our choices today.

Word plays are also interesting in this tale. The term “sent empty-handed” manifests deep significance; it not only showcases the selfish hearts of the wicked but amplifies the urgency of the vineyard owner's repeated call—each rejection adds weight to the tension, creating anticipation for the eventual son who is to be sent. When this son arrives, we know later that he faces a calamity, raising a poignant question about sacrifice and dignity.

In this parable, we see more than a sequence of events—it's an invitation to reflect on the state of our ‘vineyards.’ Are we nurturing a fruitful harvest with our lives? That question lingers long after the parable ends!

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