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DENARII. An ancient general term for any sort of pecunia numerata, or ready money. The French use the word denier in the same sense: payer de ses propres deniers.

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Perhaps he saw him many years in the future: worried sick about his investments in cedars of Lebanon lumber; disappointed with his new, lavish summer home on the Dead Sea; anxious about the fortune he's hidden over in no-tax Samaria, reluctant even to pick up a stray denarius off the street lest he lose his financial focus; and dreading the day when he'll have to leave his hard-won accumulation to a raft of ungrateful relatives who never really knew him because he didn't have the time. Will rationalizations fit through the eye of a needle? by McClory, Robert / U.S. Catholic While equality of payment (one denarius to all laborers) clearly prompted resentment (the complaint, "you have made them equal [isous] to us," actually concerns unfair treatment), the point of the story can hardly be considered an affirmation of social or economic equality within the Jesus movment or a demonstration of Jesus' egalitarianism. Jesus was not an egalitarian. A critique of an anachronistic and ... by Elliott, John H. / Biblical Theology Bulletin More results

Perhaps he saw him many years in the future: worried sick about his investments in cedars of Lebanon lumber; disappointed with his new, lavish summer home on the Dead Sea; anxious about the fortune he's hidden over in no-tax Samaria, reluctant even to pick up a stray denarius off the street lest he lose his financial focus; and dreading the day when he'll have to leave his hard-won accumulation to a raft of ungrateful relatives who never really knew him because he didn't have the time.

Will rationalizations fit through the eye of a needle? by McClory, Robert / U.S. Catholic

While equality of payment (one denarius to all laborers) clearly prompted resentment (the complaint, "you have made them equal [isous] to us," actually concerns unfair treatment), the point of the story can hardly be considered an affirmation of social or economic equality within the Jesus movment or a demonstration of Jesus' egalitarianism.

Jesus was not an egalitarian. A critique of an anachronistic and ... by Elliott, John H. / Biblical Theology Bulletin

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