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1 The Two Sons Matthew

2 The two Sons… Ordinary people Chief priests Pharisees Rulers Kill him!

3 Son no. 1? Responded to John and Jesus Not religious “sinners”
Prostitutes Tax collectors Responded to John and Jesus

4 Son no. 2? Wanted to kill Jesus Religious, “respectable”
opposed John the Baptist Bent the rules for themselves Wanted to kill Jesus

5 Parables….. What will you do?

6 What will we do? God looks at the heart Not the outside!

7 Are we saying Yes or No? What is our calling? Or do we not hear?
Are we listening when things change? Or playing safe?

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