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\subsection{\Matthew 20}
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\subsubsection{Workers in the Vineyard}
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\VS{1} For the kingdom of the heavens is like [a] man [who is] master of the house, who went out early to hire workers for his vineyard.
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\VS{2} And having agreed with
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the workers on [a] denarius [for] the day he sent them into his vineyard.
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\VS{3} And
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having gone out around the third hour he saw others standing in the market
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place idle.
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\VS{4} And to those he said: You also be going into my vineyard,
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and whatever is just I will give you.
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\VS{5} Again having gone out around
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the sixth and seventh hour he did likewise.
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\VS{6} And around the eleventh
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hour having gone out he found others standing and says to them: Why have you
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stood here the whole day idle?
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\VS{7} They say to him: Because no one has
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hired us. He says to them: You also be going into the vineyard.
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\VS{8} Now
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when it became late the Lord of the vineyard says to his steward: Call the
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workers and pay the wage, beginning with the last until the first.
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\VS{9} So
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the [ones] having come around the eleventh hour each received [a] denarius.
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\VS{10}
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And the [ones] who came first thought they would receive more, and they themselves
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also received [a] denarius each.
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\VS{11} But when they received [it] they were
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murmuring against the master of the house
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\VS{12} saying: These last [ones] worked
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one hour, and they [are] equal to us [who] worked enduring the burden of the day and
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the heat.
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\VS{13} But the [one] answering said to one of them: Friend, I did not
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do you injustice, Did you not agree with me on [a] denarius?
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\VS{14} Take what is yours and be going, for I wish to this last [one] to give
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as also [I gave] to you.
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\VS{15} Am I not allowed to do what I wish with mine own? Or is your eye
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wicked\fnPoneros{} because I am good?
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\VS{16} Thus will the last be first and the first
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last. For many are called but few are chosen\footnote{``For many are called ... chosen" \koine D most; omit; \sinaiticus{} few}.
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\subsubsection{Third Prediction of \Iesous's Death and Resurrection}
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\VS{17} As \Iesous was going up to Jerusalem, he took the
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twelve aside privately, and said to them on the way:
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\VS{18} Behold we go up
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to Jerusalem, and the son of man will be given over to the chief priests and
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scribes, and they will condemn him to death.
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\VS{19} And they will give him
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over to the Gentiles to mock and flog and crucify [him], and the third day he
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will rise again.
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\subsubsection{A Request for \Jacob\fnJacob{} and \John}
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\VS{20} Then the mother of the sons of \Zebedee came to him
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with her sons kneeling before [him] and asking something from him.
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\VS{21} So he said to her: What do you wish? She says to him: Say that these my two
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sons shall sit one on your right and one on your left in your kingdom.
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\VS{22} But \Iesous answering said: You do not know what you ask. Are you
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able to drink the cup that I am about to be drinking?
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They say to him: We are able.
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\VS{23} He says to them: Indeed you will drink my cup, but to sit
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on my right and my left, this is not mine to give, but [is] to be given to those
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for whom it is prepared by my father.
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\VS{24} And when the [other] ten heard,
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they were indignant concerning the two brothers.
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\VS{25} But \Iesous having
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called them said: You know that the rulers of the nations Lord it over them,
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and they exercise great authority over them.
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\VS{26} It will not
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be\footnote{``will not be" \sinaiticus{}W \vulgate{} \koine{}; ``is not" BD} thus among you, but
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whoever wishes to become great among you, he will be your servant,
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\VS{27} And whoever wishes to be first among you, he will be your slave,
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\VS{28} Just as the son of man did not come to be served, but to serve and to give
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his psyche-life\fnPsyche{} [as] ransom for many.
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\subsubsection{Two Blind Men Healed}
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\VS{29} And when they went out from \Jericho [a] great crowd followed him.
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\VS{30} And behold two blind men sitting by the road, having heard that
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\Iesous passes by, cried out saying: Lord, have mercy on us, son of \David!
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\VS{31} But the crowd rebuked them that they be silent, but they cried out
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more saying: Lord, have mercy on us, son of \David!!
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\VS{32} And having stood
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[still] he called them and said: What do you wish I do for you?
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\VS{33} Lord, that our eyes be opened.
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\VS{34} So having compassion, \Iesous touched their eyes,
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and immediately they regained [their] sight, and they followed him.
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