Jesus tells the parable of the wicked husbandmen, applies the rejected-stone Scripture to Himself, and answers challenges about tribute, resurrection, and the greatest commandment. He then asks how Christ can be both David’s son and David’s Lord, warns against scribes who seek honor while devouring widows’ houses, and commends a poor widow who gives two mites.
Jesus tells the parable of the wicked husbandmen, applies the rejected-stone Scripture to Himself, and answers challenges about tribute, resurrection, and the greatest commandment. He then asks how Christ can be both David’s son and David’s Lord, warns against scribes who seek honor while devouring widows’ houses, and commends a poor widow who gives two mites.
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