Matthew 10:22

Welsh 1894 (Cyfieithiad Briscoe 1853-94 (Test. Newydd a rhannau o'r Hen Dest.))

A byddwch gas gan bawb o achos Fy enw; ond yr hwn a barhao hyd y diwedd, efe fydd gadwedig.

What Does This Mean?

This verse says that people will hate you because of your faith in Jesus, but if you keep believing until the end, you'll be saved. It's from Jesus speaking to his disciples.

Explained for Children

Imagine if every kid at school didn't like you just because you loved pizza. That might make you sad, right? But this verse says that even when people don't like you for loving Jesus, if you keep believing in Him no matter what, He'll take care of you forever.

Historical Background

Matthew wrote this during the first century A.D., likely aimed at Jewish Christians. The backdrop was a time where early believers faced hostility and persecution due to their faith in Jesus.

Living It Out Today

Think about a time when your beliefs were challenged by friends or colleagues. This verse reminds you that true belief requires perseverance through trials, assuring that enduring will lead to salvation.

Topics

• salvation
• perseverance
• faith
• persecution
• endurance
• hope

Related Verses

• Mark 13:13
• Luke 21:17
• Revelation 2:10
• Job 19:25-27
• Daniel 12:1

Recommended Reading

Commentary Matthew Commentaries → Get This Bible Welsh 1894 (Cyfieithiad Briscoe 1853-94 (Test. Newydd a rhannau o'r Hen Dest.)) Study Bible →

Frequently Asked Questions

How can someone endure when faced with hatred for their faith?

Enduring requires a strong connection with Jesus and the support of fellow believers. Prayer, community, and focusing on eternal rewards help maintain strength.

What does it mean to be saved in Matthew 10:22?

Being saved here means that those who endure persecution for their faith will have eternal life with God, free from the condemnation of sin.

Can you give an example of someone enduring persecution mentioned in the Bible?

The Apostle Paul faced numerous hardships and persecutions but remained steadfast in his faith. His letters show his endurance as an example for believers.

How does this verse relate to the concept of martyrdom?

This verse supports that enduring persecution, even to death (martyrdom), is a path leading to salvation and eternal reward in heaven.