Ooo, I've never heard of the context behind the option B! That's interesting tho I don't agree if Jesus put Himself as the one "disobeyed" the invitation.., but yes, I understand your point~
wow, option B is such a stretch... You say that the king gets angry at the guy without the wedding clothes. Nowhere in the text does it say that. It makes it sound like an Angry God throwing people into hell, which is the caricature the world has of Him. Was He angry with His people? Yes. Is He angry enough to send people to hell? No, His justice is enough for that, no anger needed. But after Jesus, people send themselves there. He has provided the options and people choose the option. Yes, He is angry at sin for destroying His creation, but loves the sinner enough to die so there is the option of heaven for them. Also what is the wedding banquet, where is it and how does one get there? There is talk of this very banquet in Scripture. How did this guy with the wrong clothes get past the door? Did he sneak in the servants entrance? Is Jesus talking about a different banquet? The text says, "gathered ALL the people they could find". Says nothing about anyone deciding not to go Then it says "few are chosen" but it seems everyone responded to the second invitation. So is it "few" or "all"?
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WOW, just wow!
Great interpretation thanks
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Ooo, I've never heard of the context behind the option B! That's interesting tho I don't agree if Jesus put Himself as the one "disobeyed" the invitation.., but yes, I understand your point~
Thanks for the feedback. It is intriguing.
wow, option B is such a stretch...
You say that the king gets angry at the guy without the wedding clothes. Nowhere in the text does it say that. It makes it sound like an Angry God throwing people into hell, which is the caricature the world has of Him. Was He angry with His people? Yes. Is He angry enough to send people to hell? No, His justice is enough for that, no anger needed. But after Jesus, people send themselves there. He has provided the options and people choose the option. Yes, He is angry at sin for destroying His creation, but loves the sinner enough to die so there is the option of heaven for them.
Also what is the wedding banquet, where is it and how does one get there? There is talk of this very banquet in Scripture. How did this guy with the wrong clothes get past the door? Did he sneak in the servants entrance? Is Jesus talking about a different banquet?
The text says, "gathered ALL the people they could find". Says nothing about anyone deciding not to go Then it says "few are chosen" but it seems everyone responded to the second invitation. So is it "few" or "all"?