The Kingdom · Matthew 20:1-16
Workers In The Vineyard
The last, paid first
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“We were all so blessed by these t-shirts and the beautiful art and Jesus's parable of His precious kingdom. Thank you, Darrin!” — Ally, Maine
The parable
The Workers in the Vineyard
A landowner hires labourers all day long and pays them all the same wage at closing time. The early workers grumble — but the parable never says they were wronged. Where 'the eleventh hour' comes from.
Matthew 20:1-16Read the story in the Journal
Product details
A landowner pays the man who worked one hour the same as the man who bore the whole day's heat, and the fairness of it is exactly the offense. This is what grace looks like from the outside: an insult to everyone still keeping score.
Drawn from The Workers in the Vineyard — Matthew 20:1-16 — and printed to order on garment-dyed Comfort Colors cotton.
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