Bible Trivia

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Bible Trivia Question

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In the parable of the labourers in the vineyard how much was each person paid to work?


1 pence
100 pence
10 pence
50 pence

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The answer is: 1 pence

Matthew 20:1-16 - In this parable, Jesus emphasizes God's grace and the value of each believer regardless of when they join His kingdom. The one penny symbolizes God's generous reward, reminding us that divine generosity often subverts human expectations. This theme echoes throughout Scripture, as seen in the story of the prodigal son (Luke 15:11-32).

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