The banquet parable says business people miss the divine feast because they are too absorbed in money, property, rent, and worldly success.
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Banquet
The banquet parable says business people miss the divine feast because they are too absorbed in money, property, rent, and worldly success.
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"...is going to get married, and I am to prepare the banquet. I should not be able to come. I asked to be excused..."
"I have just bought a farm, and I am on my way to collect the rent. I should not be able to come. I..."
"Okay, so again, this goes against the empire. What Jesus is saying is, the worst people in this world are the rich people. Think..."
"They may look happy, but they're not. At the end of days, when we all go back to the Monad, we all go back..."
"...the Carthaginians and Diddle are extremely hospitable to Aeneas this huge banquet and Aeneas is telling her of the story of the fall of..."
"...But before he goes home, as a custom, they host a banquet for him. Okay? And they really don't know who he is."
"They don't really know he's Odysseus. All right? So, during the banquet, what's the tradition is have a bard sing a great story. Okay?..."
"Okay, so there's this great banquet, and the bard sings about the Trojan War. And at this point you would think that Odysseus would..."
"...Romans were fun is they had this huge feast, these huge banquets. And what they will do is, they will gobble down the food..."
"...while your big bully goats and rams are dispatched for my banquet on the thick legs they are made to stand separate from my..."
"...show that I forgive you, I will host for you a banquet and a feast, okay? And so the younger brother is very happy..."
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