Matthew 26:45

French Jerusalem 1998

Alors il vient vers les disciples et leur dit: "Désormais vous pouvez dormir et vous reposer: voici toute proche l'heure où le Fils de l'homme va être livré aux mains des pécheurs.

Que signifie ce verset ?

In this verse, Jesus is speaking to his disciples, telling them they can rest because the time for him to be betrayed is near. He refers to himself as the Son of man and explains that he will soon be handed over to sinners.

Expliqué aux enfants

Imagine you're playing a game where someone is going to come and take your toy. Jesus tells his friends, 'It's okay to rest now because it won't be long before they try to take me away.' This shows how brave and calm he was even when something scary was about to happen.

Contexte historique

Matthew wrote this passage in the first century AD for Jewish Christians living in a predominantly Greco-Roman world. The cultural setting reflects the tension between Jesus' teachings and the expectations of his disciples and the broader community.

Application pour aujourd'hui

Today, when we face difficult situations that seem inevitable, like an upcoming surgery or a tough conversation with someone, this verse reminds us to take comfort in knowing God is aware of our circumstances. It's okay to rest before the challenge comes, trusting in God's plan.

Thèmes

• betrayal
• trust
• sacrifice
• discipleship
• prophesy
• endurance

Versets liés

• Mark 14:41
• Luke 22:45
• John 18:1-9
• Isaiah 53:7
• Psalms 44:20

Questions fréquentes

Who is speaking in Matthew 26:45?

Jesus is the one speaking to his disciples, reassuring them as he prepares for his betrayal.

What does 'Son of man' mean?

'Son of man' is a title used by Jesus in the New Testament, often referring to himself and highlighting his human nature and divine role foretold in prophecy.

How did this scene affect the disciples?

The disciples were likely scared but also comforted by Jesus’ calm demeanor. They knew something significant was about to happen.

What does 'the hour is at hand' mean in modern terms?

This phrase means that a critical moment or event is very close, indicating urgency and the imminence of an important occurrence.