Luke 6:22

Persian Dari Bible - Afgan Dialect - Version Good News for a New Age (GNN) == 2007

خوشا بحال شما هرگاه بخاطر پسر انسان مردم از شما روی گردانند و شما را از بین خود بیرون کنند و شما را خوار سازند و یا به شما بد گویند.

What Does This Mean?

This verse from Luke 6:22 says that if people hate you, reject you, or say mean things about you because of your faith in Jesus (the Son of Man), God still blesses you for staying true to your beliefs.

Explained for Children

Imagine your friends suddenly don't want to play with you just because you believe in Jesus. This verse says even though it's tough and sad, God is proud of you for not giving up on what you know is right!

Historical Background

This passage was written by Luke, a doctor and early Christian writer, around the late first century AD. It’s part of Jesus' teachings to his followers during his ministry, addressing those who might face persecution for their faith.

Living It Out Today

Consider if someone at work or school starts ignoring you because they found out about your religious beliefs. This verse reminds you that even when it feels like the world is against you, God sees and blesses your commitment to Jesus.

Topics

• persecution
• faithfulness
• blessing
• love for God
• trials and suffering
• endurance

Related Verses

• Matthew 5:10-12
• John 15:18-20
• 1 Peter 4:12-16
• Acts 5:40-41
• Hebrews 10:32-34

Recommended Reading

Commentary Luke Commentaries → Get This Bible GNN Study Bible →

Frequently Asked Questions

Why would God bless someone when they are hated?

God blesses believers even when they are hated because He values faithfulness and endurance. It’s a sign of His grace that He rewards such trials.

How can I stay positive if people reject me for my beliefs?

Remembering God's blessings and promises (like in Luke 6:22) helps to keep hope up. Also, connecting with other believers for support is key.

What does it mean when someone 'casts out your name as evil'?

It means that others might say bad things about you or spread lies just because of your faith in Jesus, often trying to ruin your reputation.

Can this verse apply outside religious contexts?

While primarily a message for believers, the principle can inspire anyone facing rejection or criticism for holding true values and standing up for what they believe is right.