Servant is a slave that decided their master was worthy of lifelong service. The master would pierce their ear to display they belong to their master. It was the servant that decided this.

When we read the Parable of the Wedding Feast some of us feel confused, especially about the man who was thrown out for not wearing wedding garments. At first glance, it sound harsh or unfair. But when we read this parable through Jewish culture, everything becomes clear, logical, and deeply powerful.

This is an act of an unbeliever, whereas, sin onto death is an act of a believer

In the Greek, it's rendered, “which we have studied”

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This one God has one way of saving people; namely, justification by faith in Jesus Christ.

God is one. What does this mean?

There’s a lot in these passages that we have just read and it all ties to this theme of “Come and see”. In the first passage there’s a huge confession of faith that inspires others to "Come and see".

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We have no English equivalent of what Jesus said here.