Changes

He goes again at the "third hour" (roughly 9 AM) and hires more workers, and again at the "sixth hour" (roughly noon) and the "ninth hour" (roughly 3 PM), each time agreeing to pay them a penny.  He then goes again at the "eleventh hour" (roughly 5 PM, or one hour before the day's end), is surprised to see people still looking for work, and hires them as well.

He goes again at the "third hour" (roughly 9 AM) and hires more workers, and again at the "sixth hour" (roughly noon) and the "ninth hour" (roughly 3 PM), each time agreeing to pay them a penny.  He then goes again at the "eleventh hour" (roughly 5 PM, or one hour before the day's end), is surprised to see people still looking for work, and hires them as well.

At day's end he calls in the workers to pay them, beginning with the last workers hired, who he pays a penny each.  When he calls in the next group, they expect to be paid more for their longer shift, but get the same penny as the others.  They begin to grumble, whereupon they are reminded that they agreed to the wage, and in any event, it's the owner's money to spend as he pleases.

At day's end he calls in the workers to pay them, beginning with the last workers hired, who he pays a penny each.  When he calls in the next group, they expect to be paid more for their longer shift, but get the same penny as the others.  They begin to grumble, whereupon they are reminded that they agreed to the wage, and in any event, it's the owner's money to spend as he pleases, and apparently he has [[infinity|infinite]] wealth.  The objections are illogical to his spending his infinite wealth.

==Spiritual Interpretation==

==Spiritual Interpretation==