Luke 20:9 Cross References - Diaglott

⁹ He began and to the people to say the parable this: A man planted a vineyard and let out it to husbandmen; and went abroad times many.

³³ Another parable hear you; a man was a householder, who planted a vineyard, and a hedge to it placed around, and digged in it a wine-press, and built a tower; and let out it to husbandmen, and went abroad. ³⁴ When and drew near the time of the fruits, he sent the slaves of him, to the husbandmen, to receive the fruits of it. ³⁵ And having taken the husbandmen the slaves of him, him indeed they flayed, him and they killed, him and they pelted with stones. ³⁶ Again he sent other slaves, greater the first; and they did to them in like manner. ³⁷ Afterwards and he sent to them the son of him, saying: They will regard the son of me. ³⁸ The but husbandmen, seeing the son, said among themselves: This is the heir; come, we may kill him, and may retain the inheritance of him. ³⁹ And having taken him, they cast out of the vineyard, and killed. ⁴⁰ When therefore may come the lord of the vineyard, what will he do to the husbandmen to those? ⁴¹ They say to him: Wretches wretchedly destroy them; and the vineyard will let out to other husbandmen, who will render to him the fruits in the seasons of them. ⁴² He says to them the Jesus: Never have you read in the writings: A stone which rejected they building, the same was made into a head of a corner; from Lord was this, and it is wonderful in eyes of us? ⁴³ On account of this I say to you, that shall be taken from you the kingdom of the God, and shall be given to a nation making the fruits of her. ⁴⁴ And he falling on the stone this, shall be broken; on whom but it shall fall, it will crush to pieces him. ⁴⁵ And having heard the high-priests and the Pharisees the parables of him, knew, that about them he says. ⁴⁶ And seeking him to seize, they feared the crowds; since as a prophet him they held.

¹⁴ Like for a man going abroad called the own slaves, and delivered to them the goods of him.

¹ And he began to them in parables to talk: A vineyard planted a man, and placed around a hedge, and dug a wine-vat, and built a tower; and let out it to husbandmen, and went abroad. ² And he sent to the husbandmen in the season a slave, that from the husbandmen, he might receive of the fruit of the vineyard. ³ They but taking him, they flayed, and sent away empty. ⁴ And again he sent to them another slave; and this pelting with stones they wounded of the head, and sent away having dishonored. ⁵ And another he sent; and this they killed; and many others, some indeed flaying, some but killing. ⁶ Yet therefore one son having, beloved of himself he sent and him to them last, saying: That they will regard the son of me. ⁷ Those but the husbandmen said to themselves: That this is the heir; come, we may kill him, and of us shall be the inheritance. ⁸ And having taken him, they killed, and cast out of the vineyard. ⁹ What therefore will do the lord of the vineyard? He will come and destroy the husbandmen, and will give the vineyard to others. ¹⁰ Not even the writing this have you read: A stone which rejected those building, this was made into a head of a corner; ¹¹ by a Lord was done this, and it is wonderful in eyes of us? ¹² And they sought him to seize, but they feared the crowd; they knew for, that to them the parable he spoke. And leaving him, they went away.

¹² He said therefore: A man certain well-born went into a country distant, to receive for himself royal dignity, and to return.

¹ I am the vine the true, and the Father of me the vine-dresser is. ² Every branch in me, not bearing fruit, he takes away it; and every one the fruit bearing, he cleanses it, that more fruit it may bear. ³ Already you clean are, through the word, which I have spoken to you. ⁴ Abide you in me, and I in you. As the branch not is able fruit to bear of itself, if not it may abide in the vine; so neither you, if not in me you abide. ⁵ I am the vine, you the branches. He abiding in me, and I am in him, this bears fruit much; because apart from me not you are able to do nothing. ⁶ If not any one may abide in me, he is cast out, like the branch, and is withered; and they gather them, and into a fire they cast, and it is burned. ⁷ If you abide in me and the words of me in you may abide, whatever you may wish you shall ask, and it shall be for you. ⁸ In this was glorified the Father of me, that fruit much you might bear, and you shall be to me disciples.

⁶ I planted, Apollos watered, but the God caused to grow; ⁷ so neither he planting is anything, nor he watering, but he causing to grow God. ⁸ He planting but and he watering one are; each and the own reward will receive according to the own labor. ⁹ Of God for we are fellow-workers; of God a farm, of God a building you are.