<p>13:29<em> But he said: No. Lest in gathering the weeds you root up the wheat along with them- </em>The message is that we can rightly sense that there are pseudo plants within the field, but we can never actually define any one individual as being one of them. The parable of the wheat and weeds features another unlikely happening. Someone sows weed seeds on top of the wheat seeds. The farm workers who were sleeping aren&rsquo;t upbraided as we might expect. The weeds can&rsquo;t be uprooted because the roots are intertwined; and anyone walking into the field to remove them would trample the wheat. So how, therefore, can they be rooted up at the time of the harvest? It can only be by some super-human reapers- i.e. the Angels. It is totally and utterly beyond&nbsp;<em>us</em>&nbsp;to do the uprooting. And yet this obvious meaning has still not been perceived by many of us.&nbsp;</p>