From: J@M   
      
    "similar is for the kingdom of the heavens to a man, a father familial, which   
     exited early in the morning to conduct laborers in the vineyard his own. the   
     convention but made with the laborers out of silver coin diurnal, he sent   
   them   
     into the vineyard his own. and he egressed circa the hour third, and saw   
     others standing in the market otiose. and to them said, go also you into the   
     vineyard, and whatsoever is just i will give to you, they but departed.   
     iteratively but he exited circa the sixth and the ninth hour, and did   
     similarly. circa the eleventh in verity he exited, and found others standing,   
     and said to them, why here stand total the day otiose. they said to him,   
     because no man us has conducted. he said go also you into the vineyard. when   
     the late hour but come was, said the dominus of the vineyard to the   
   procurator   
     his own, call the laborers, and render to them the reward incipient from the   
     last all the way to the first. when they came therefore that circa the   
     eleventh hour had come, each accepted a single silver coin. came but also the   
     first, arbitrated they that more they should have accepted, and they accepted   
     but also every man a single silver coin. and when they had accepted, they   
     murmured adverse to the father familial, saying, these the last one hour had   
     worked, and parity of them to us you have made, which we were portative the   
     burden of the day and the heat. but he responded to one of them, and said,   
     amicably not i do you injury, not according to a silver coin the convention   
     with me. take that of yours it is, and go as you are volitive, but also this   
     to the last i give, as also to you. or not it is lawful for me with what i am   
     volitive to do. can it be that the eye of yours not good is, because i good   
   am.   
     thus will be the last first, and the first last, many are for called, in   
     paucity but elected. and ascending jesus to jerusalem he took the twelve   
     disciples in secret, and said to them, behold, we ascend to jerusalem, and   
   the   
     son of man will be traded over to the principals of the sacerdotalists and of   
     the scribes, and they will condemn him to death, and will trade over him to   
     the nations to delude, and to flagellate, and to crucify, and the third day   
   he   
     will resurrect. then accessed to him the mother of the sons of zebedee, with   
     the sons of hers adoring and petitioning something from him. of what, he said   
     to her, you are volitive. she said to him, dictate that to sit these two sons   
     of mine, one at the dextral of yours, and one at the sinistral, in the   
   kingdom   
     of yours. responded but jesus and said, you are nescient of what you   
   petition.   
     you are able to imbibe of the cup which i about to imbibe am. they said to   
   him,   
     we are able. he said to them, of the cup indeed my own you will imbibe, to   
   sit   
     but at the dextral of me, and the sinistral, not is mine to give to you, but   
     for whom prepared is by the father of me. and when were audient the ten,   
     indignant they were of the two brothers. jesus but called them to him, and   
     said, you are scient because the principals of the nations dominate them, and   
     those that major are potency exercise on them. not thus will be among you,   
   but   
     whosoever will be volitive among you major, let him be your minister, and   
     whoever will be volitive among you first to be, let him be your servant, as   
     the son of man not came to be ministered, but to minister, and to give the   
     life his own a redemption for many. and as egressed they from jericho,   
     sequacious were of him a crowd multitudinous. and behold, two blind men   
     sitting beside the way, were audient because jesus transited, and clamored,   
     saying, dominus, have mercy on us, son of david. the crowd but snapped at   
   them,   
     that they should be taciturn, but they the more clamored, saying, dominus,   
     have mercy on us, son of david. and stood jesus, and called them, and said,   
   of   
     what you are volitive that i will do to you. they said to him, dominus, that   
     may be opened the eyes of ours. had mercy but on them jesus, and touched the   
     eyes of them, and at once they saw, and sequacious they were of him."   
     -- Matthew 20:1-34   
      
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    * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)