Mark 12장 [NIV]
He then began
to speak
to them
in parables:
"A man planted
a vineyard.
He put
a wall
around it,
dug
a pit
for the winepress
and built
a watchtower.
Then he rented
the vineyard
to some farmers
and went away
on a journey.
At harvest time
he sent
a servant
to the tenants
to collect
from them
some of the fruit of the vineyard.
But they seized
him,
beat
him
and sent
him
away
empty-handed.
Then he sent
another servant
to them;
they struck
this man
on the head
and treated
him
shamefully.
He sent
still
another,
and that one
they killed.
He sent
many others;
some of them
they beat,
others
they killed.
"He had
one left
to send,
a son,
whom he loved.
He sent
him
last of all,
saying,
'They will respect
my son.'
"But the tenants said
to one another,
'This is the heir.
Come,
let's kill
him,
and the inheritance will be ours.'
So they took
him
and killed
him,
and threw
him
out of the vineyard.
"What then will the owner of the vineyard do?
He will come
and kill
those tenants
and give
the vineyard
to others.
Haven't you read
this scripture: "
'The stone
the builders rejected
has become the capstone;
the Lord has done
this,
and it is marvelous
in our eyes'?"
Then they looked for
a way
to arrest
him
because they knew
he had spoken
the parable
against them.
But they were afraid
of the crowd;
so they left
him
and went
away.
Later they sent
some of the Pharisees and Herodians
to Jesus
to catch
him
in his words.
They came
to him
and said,
"Teacher,
we know
you are a man of integrity.
You aren't swayed
by men,
because you pay
no attention
to who they are;
but you teach
the way of God
in accordance with the truth.
Is it right
to pay
taxes
to Caesar
or not?
Should we pay
or shouldn't we?"
But Jesus knew
their hypocrisy.
"Why are you trying
to trap
me?"
he asked.
"Bring
me a denarius
and let
me look at
it."
They brought
the coin,
and he asked
them,
"Whose portrait is this?
And whose inscription?"
"Caesar's,"
they replied.
Then Jesus said
to them,
"Give
to Caesar
what is Caesar's
and to God
what is God's."
And they were amazed
at him.
Then the Sadducees,
who say
there is no resurrection,
came
to him
with a question.
"Teacher,"
they said,
"Moses wrote
for us
that if a man's brother dies
and leaves
a wife
but no children,
the man must marry
the widow
and have
children
for his brother.
Now there were seven brothers.
The first one married
and died
without leaving
any children.
The second one married
the widow,
but he also died,
leaving
no child.
It was the same
with the third.
In fact,
none of the seven left
any children.
Last of all,
the woman died
too.
At the resurrection
whose wife will she be,
since the seven were married
to her?"
Jesus replied,
"Are you not
in error
because you do not know
the Scriptures
or the power of God?
When the dead rise,
they will neither marry
nor be given
in marriage;
they will be like the angels in heaven.
Now about the dead rising—
have you not read
in the book of Moses,
in the account of the bush,
how God said
to him,
'I am the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac,and the God of Jacob'?
He is not the God of the dead,
but of the living.
You are badly mistaken!"
One of the teachers of the law came
and heard
them debating.
Noticing
that Jesus had given
thema
good answer,
he asked
him,
"Of all the commandments,
which is the most important?"
"The most important one,"
answered Jesus,
"is this:
'Hear,
O Israel, the Lord our God, the Lord is one.
Love
the Lord your God
with all your heart
and with all your soul
and with all your mind
and with all your strength.'
The second is this:
'Love
your neighbor
as yourself.
'There is no commandment Greater
than these."
"Well said,
teacher,"
the man replied.
"You are right
in saying
that God is one
and there is no other
but him.
To love
him
with all your heart,
with all your understanding
and with all your strength,
and to love
your neighbor
as yourself is more important
than all burnt offerings and sacrifices."
When Jesus saw
that he had answered
wisely,
he said
to him,
"You are not far
from the kingdom of God."
And from then on no one dared ask
him any more questions.
While Jesus was teaching
in the temple courts,
he asked,
"How is it
that the teachers of the law say
that the Christ is the son of David?
David himself,
speaking
by the Holy Spirit,
declared:
" 'The Lord said
to my Lord:
"Sit
at my right hand
until I put
your enemies
under your feet." '
David himself calls
him 'Lord.'
How then can he be his son?"
The large crowd listened
to him
with delight.
As he taught,
Jesus said,
"Watch out
for the teachers of the law.
They like
to walk
around
in flowing robes
and be greeted
in the marketplaces,
and have
the most important seats
in the synagogues
and the places of honor
at banquets.
They devour
widows' houses
and for a show
make
lengthy prayers.
Such men will be punished
most severely."
Jesus sat down
opposite the place
where the offerings were put
and watched
the crowd putting
their money
into the temple treasury.
Many rich people threw
in large amounts.
But a poor widow came
and put
in two very small copper coins,
worth only a fraction of a penny.
Calling
his disciples
to him,
Jesus said,
"I tell
you
the truth,
this poor widow has put
more
into the treasury
than all the others.
They all gave out
of their wealth;
but she, out
of her poverty,
put
in everything—
all
she had to live
on."
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