Which statement matches the field and vineyard action?

• A. She builds a vineyard from a field she owns
• B. She grows crops in a field she does not own
• C. She considers a field, and buyeth it; with the fruit of her hands she planteth a vineyard
• D. She refuses to invest in land

Answer: (C)

This item tests recognizing a description of prudent land action: evaluating an opportunity, purchasing property, and then using personal labor to establish a productive vineyard. The statement that aligns with field and vineyard action captures the sequence of thoughtful planning, acquiring land, and dedicating oneself to cultivating it—“considering a field, and buying it; with the fruit of her hands she planteth a vineyard.” This reflects both ownership and decisive effort to turn land into a productive asset.

Context helps: in this biblical image, a virtuous person is praised for weighing opportunities, making a prudent investment, and then applying diligent personal labor to create yield. The other ideas either skip the ownership/investment step or describe actions on land one does not own, or even the opposite by avoiding investment altogether. Here the combination of purchase and hands-on planting best matches the field and vineyard action.