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But suppose the master paid the later workers even more. Then the logic would be more like the Widow's Mite, which is one of the few Omissions in Matthew. And, indeed, there can be greater infinities.
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The '''Parable of the Vineyard Workers''' is a parable found in only one of the Gospels: {{bibleverse||Matthew|20:1-16|9}}.  This illustrates the value of [[Essay:Quantifying Openmindedness|openmindedness]], [[charity]], and the availability of full [[salvation]] and [[paradise]] even late in life.
 
The '''Parable of the Vineyard Workers''' is a parable found in only one of the Gospels: {{bibleverse||Matthew|20:1-16|9}}.  This illustrates the value of [[Essay:Quantifying Openmindedness|openmindedness]], [[charity]], and the availability of full [[salvation]] and [[paradise]] even late in life.
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The powerful logic of this [[parable]] fits perfectly with the concept of [[infinity]], which is typically the same however it is reached.  But suppose the master paid the later workers even more.  Then the logic would be more like the [[Widow's Mite]], which is one of the few [[Omissions in Matthew]].  And, indeed, there can be greater [[infinity|infinities]].
 
==Summary==
 
==Summary==
 
Early in the morning (around sunrise, or 6 AM)<ref>The times referenced are based on how Jewish culture counts time, which starts the morning hour at sunrise -- roughly equivalent to 6:00 AM under the Roman system of time, and ends each calendar day at sunset -- roughly around 6:00 PM, at which time a new day begins.  The first workers are thus hired around sunrise, or 6 AM.</ref>, the owner of a vineyard hires workers, and agrees to pay them a penny for their work.   
 
Early in the morning (around sunrise, or 6 AM)<ref>The times referenced are based on how Jewish culture counts time, which starts the morning hour at sunrise -- roughly equivalent to 6:00 AM under the Roman system of time, and ends each calendar day at sunset -- roughly around 6:00 PM, at which time a new day begins.  The first workers are thus hired around sunrise, or 6 AM.</ref>, the owner of a vineyard hires workers, and agrees to pay them a penny for their work.   
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