And the servants went out to the roads, gathered everyone they found, both the evil and the good, and the wedding was filled with guests.
In this verse the universal nature of God’s grace is clearly seen: the servants, that is, the preachers of the gospel, go out into the world and, without discrimination, invite everyone, both the good and the evil. This shows that the invitation to salvation is open to every person, regardless of past, status, or merits. The wedding being filled with guests symbolizes the expansion of the church, as believers are gathered from different nations and peoples. This word also reveals that God does not look at a person’s past, but at their readiness to receive His grace.