Matthew 21:28, 29

"A man had two sons. He said to the elder:
"Son, go and work today in my vineyard.

"I will not," the son replied; but later
he experienced a change of heart,

and went to the fields to work."

Description of Illustration: Rembrandt's painting of Jesus, three illustrated "call-outs" for The Parable of the Two Sons, "A man had two sons. He said to the elder: "Son, go and work today in my vineyard. "I will not," the son replied; but later he experienced a change of heart, and went to the fields to work." Matthew 21:28, 29

The parable then continues when Jesus tells it "Then the father said to the younger son: "Go into the fields as well." Immediately he answered: "I will." But he remained at home, and ignored his father's words. Which of these two sons fulfilled their father's request?" Matthew 21:30-32

• "What is the meaning of the Parable of the Two Sons?" 

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• G. E. Patterson "A Father and Two Sons"