Jesus tells the parable of laborers in the vineyard, emphasizing the landowner’s right to be generous and challenging comparisons based on merit. He predicts His death and resurrection a third time, corrects the ambition of James and John’s family by redefining greatness as service, identifies His own mission as giving His life a ransom for many, and heals two blind men near Jericho.
Jesus tells the parable of laborers in the vineyard, emphasizing the landowner’s right to be generous and challenging comparisons based on merit. He predicts His death and resurrection a third time, corrects the ambition of James and John’s family by redefining greatness as service, identifies His own mission as giving His life a ransom for many, and heals two blind men near Jericho.
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