Hebrews 12:3

Piensen en Jesús, quien soportó tal hostilidad de un pueblo pecador, y así no se cansarán ni se desanimarán.

¿Qué significa esto?

This verse from Hebrews tells us to think about Jesus and how he endured the insults of sinners without getting tired or giving up, so we can keep strong in our faith too.

Explicado para niños

Imagine you're playing a game where everyone is being mean to you but you have to finish. This verse says that's like what Jesus did - he kept going even when others were unfair, and it helps us remember not to give up either.

Contexto histórico

The Book of Hebrews was likely written by Paul or someone else close to him around AD 60-70. It was addressed to Jewish Christians facing persecution and encourages them to stay faithful despite the opposition they face.

Aplicación para hoy

If you're in a job where your boss is constantly negative, thinking about Jesus' strength can help you endure without losing hope or becoming weary in spirit.

Temas

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Versículos relacionados

Matthew 5:10-12 John 8:46 Acts 7:59-60 Romans 5:3-4 James 5:10

Preguntas frecuentes

Who is 'him' that endured in Hebrews 12:3?

'Him' refers to Jesus Christ, who endured opposition and insults from sinners without giving up.

What does it mean not to be wearied or faint in mind?

It means to stay strong and hopeful in your beliefs despite difficulties, maintaining mental strength.

How can we apply Hebrews 12:3 today?

By looking at Jesus' example of endurance against opposition, we can find encouragement and strength for our own challenges.

Why did the author mention this to his audience?

The author wanted to encourage Jewish Christians facing persecution to persevere in their faith like Jesus endured insults without giving up.

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