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In the parable of the fig tree whom does the vineyard owner represent? Luke 13:6-929 seconds left to answer29GodJesusJohn the BaptistThe nation of Israel

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In the parable of the fig tree whom does the vineyard owner represent? Luke 13:6-929 seconds left to answer29GodJesusJohn the BaptistThe nation of Israel

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In the parable of the fig tree, the vineyard owner represents God.

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