Luke 18:39

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ما معنى هذا؟

In Luke 18:39, a blind man is calling out to Jesus for help while others try to quiet him down. He persists in his plea, shouting even louder that Jesus should have mercy on him.

شرح للأطفال

Imagine you're at a big party and you really want some cake, but everyone else wants you to be quiet because they’re talking. You keep asking for the cake louder and louder until someone finally listens. That’s what this blind man does with Jesus—he just won’t stop asking!

السياق التاريخي

This verse is from Luke's Gospel, written around 80 AD by a Greek physician who was a close companion of Paul. The audience were mostly Gentile Christians living in the Roman Empire, where public demonstrations like this one would be quite noticeable and could lead to trouble.

التطبيق اليوم

Think about when you really need help with something important, like getting over a big fear or solving a problem at school. This verse teaches that we shouldn't give up even if people try to stop us from asking for the help we need.

المواضيع

faithperseverancemercyobstaclesprayerhealing

آيات ذات صلة

Psalm 51:1Matthew 9:27-31Mark 10:46-52John 9:35-38James 5:15

أسئلة شائعة

Who was rebuking the blind man?
The people who were walking ahead of Jesus, possibly followers or bystanders, tried to stop the blind man from calling out.
What does 'Son of David' mean in this context?
'Son of David' is a title used for Jesus, referring to his lineage from King David and signifying he was expected to restore Israel’s glory.
Is there a parallel account of this story in other Gospels?
Yes, Mark 10:46-52 provides a similar account about the blind man Bartimaeus calling out to Jesus for mercy.
What can we learn from the blind man's persistence?
We can learn that when seeking something important from God, like healing or help, it’s crucial not to give up easily and to keep asking despite obstacles.
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