Matthew 20:11

First Nations Version

“‘We have worked all day in the scorching heat,’ they complained to the manager.

Cross References

1 Thessalonians 2:16

They try to keep us from telling the Outside Nations the good story so they can be set free and made whole. Their broken ways have always taken them down the wrong path, but now the storm of Creator’s great anger is catching up with them, leading to a bad end.

Luke 19:7

But when the people saw this, they shook their heads. “What is he doing?” they grumbled out loud. “Why would he go into the house of an outcast?”

Jude 1:16

These people keep grumbling and complaining, even as they try to satisfy all of their own broken desires. They speak big, boastful words and use flattery to get what they want from others.

Acts 13:45

But the local Tribal Members became jealous when they saw how large the crowd was. They spoke lies against Small Man (Paul) and argued against everything he said. But both Small Man (Paul) and Son of Comfort (Barnabas) stood up to them.

Luke 15:2

But the Separated Ones (Pharisees) and the scroll keepers would complain about this. They would say things like, “This man welcomes outcasts to join him at the table and eat with him.”

Luke 5:30

When the Separated Ones (Pharisees) and the scroll keepers saw Creator Sets Free (Jesus) eating with outcasts, they complained to his followers, saying, “Why does your wisdomkeeper keep company with tribal tax collectors and outcasts?”

Matthew 20:10

When the workers who were hired at the start of the day were paid, they expected to receive more but were paid the same amount.

Matthew 20:12

‘Why should we be paid the same as the ones who worked only one hour?’

Mark 14:5

It could have been traded for food and goods to give to the poor.” So they spoke harshly to her.

John 6:41

Upon hearing this, the Tribal Members complained, “Who is this ‘Bread from the spirit-world above’?

John 6:61

Creator Sets Free (Jesus) knew in his spirit what was troubling them, so he said, “Do these words make you stumble from the path?