Acts 24:21
German Interlinear 1979 (Interlinearübersetzung)
Was bedeutet das?
This verse comes from the speech of Paul defending himself before a Roman governor named Festus. He is saying that he is being questioned today only because of his belief in the resurrection of the dead, which means people can come back to life after they die.
Für Kinder erklärt
Imagine you're playing with your friends and someone says, 'You're in trouble now!' But you say, 'The only reason I'm in trouble is because I told everyone that we'll all play again tomorrow, even if we fall asleep tonight.' That's like what Paul said here. He was in trouble just for saying people can wake up after they've died.
Historischer Hintergrund
This verse is part of the Book of Acts, written by Luke around AD 80-100. It details a legal hearing where Paul defends himself to a Roman governor and explains that his belief in resurrection is the reason he's being questioned. The audience was likely early Christians and potential converts, with a cultural setting of Jewish beliefs in resurrection.
Anwendung für heute
Today, someone might be facing criticism at work for expressing their religious beliefs about life after death. This verse reminds us to stand firm on our core values even when others don't agree.