Matthew 22:10
“Those servants went out into the highways, and gathered together as many as they found, both bad and good. The wedding was filled with guests.”
What does Matthew 22:10 mean?
The servants in this parable are sent to invite everyone they can find off the streets, without screening or judgment. The point isn't that some guests are morally superior to others, but that God's invitation goes to all kinds of people, not just the "worthy" or respectable. The wedding hall ends up full of a genuine mix of humanity, and that's exactly the idea: God welcomes the overlooked, the struggling, the unlikely, alongside anyone else who shows up.