Acts 18:25

German Interlinear 1979 (Interlinearübersetzung)

Dieser war unterrichtet im Weg des Herrn, und brennend im Geist, redete er und lehrte genau das über Jesus, kennend nur die Taufe Johannes.

Was bedeutet das?

This verse talks about a man named Apollos who was taught well about Jesus and the teachings of John the Baptist. He was very passionate and spoke with great enthusiasm, teaching people what he knew.

Für Kinder erklärt

Imagine you have a friend who learned all about your favorite superhero from an important comic book. This friend is so excited that they tell everyone they can about this superhero in a really fun way! That's kind of like Apollos sharing what he knows about Jesus and God’s teachings.

Historischer Hintergrund

The verse is part of the Book of Acts, written by Luke around 60 AD. It describes Apollos, who was well-taught but only knew John the Baptist’s baptism. The audience was early Christians learning about different teachers in the church.

Anwendung für heute

Today, we can apply this to someone who is enthusiastic about a cause they believe in and actively teaches others what they know, even if their knowledge is limited. It's like when you learn something new at school and excitedly share it with your family or friends!

Themen

• teaching
• passion
• knowledge
• baptism
• faith
• spiritual growth

Verwandte Verse

• Luke 3:1-20
• Acts 19:1-7
• John 4:1-2
• Mark 1:4-8
• Matthew 3:1-6

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Häufige Fragen

Why is Apollos only mentioned in Acts?

The Book of Acts focuses on early church growth and key figures. While Apollos was significant, other parts of the Bible might not mention him because they focus on different themes or people.

How did Apollos come to know about Jesus?

Apollos likely learned about Jesus through the teachings of John the Baptist and possibly early Christian travelers. His understanding was initially limited but still powerful in his teaching.

What does it mean to be 'fervent in spirit'?

Being fervent in spirit means being passionate, enthusiastic, and motivated by one's faith. Apollos showed great zeal when he taught about Jesus.

How can I apply the teaching style of Apollos to my life?

You can share what you know with enthusiasm and passion, just like Apollos did. Whether it’s a hobby or faith-related teachings, sharing your knowledge with others in an energetic way can inspire them.