Sabemos que los habitantes de Jerusalén y los líderes del país no se dieron cuenta de quién era Jesús. Todos los sábados leían los libros de los profetas, pero no se dieron cuenta de que esos libros se referían a Jesús. Entonces ordenaron matar a Jesús y, sin saberlo, cumplieron así lo que los profetas habían anunciado.
¿Qué significa esto?
This verse from Acts tells us that the people of Jerusalem and their leaders didn't understand Jesus or what the prophets had said about him in the scriptures, so they ended up condemning him without realizing it was part of God's plan.
Explicado para niños
Imagine you have a storybook with clues about something amazing. Your friends don’t see these clues because they're not looking closely enough. So when that amazing thing happens, your friends mistakenly think it’s bad and try to stop it.
Contexto histórico
The Book of Acts was written by Luke, likely between AD 60-80. It records Paul's first missionary journey where he preaches this message in Antioch Pisidia. The audience includes both Jews and Gentiles, explaining how Jesus fits into Jewish prophecy.
Aplicación para hoy
Today, we might overlook important signs or messages because they're not obvious to us. For example, a colleague suggesting a new approach at work might seem risky but could lead to a breakthrough if we listen closely.
Temas
Understanding prophecyLeadership and responsibilityMisunderstanding God's planThe role of ScriptureBlindness to truthCondemnation vs. fulfillment