John 8:17

French (Zoque, Francisco León)

También jachø'yupøte ndø aṉgui'mgu'yomo que o'ca metzcupyø pø'nis tumbø ti chamyajpa, entonces viyuṉbøte.

Que signifie ce verset ?

In John 8:17, Jesus is speaking and refers to a law that states the testimony of two witnesses is true. He uses this principle to support his own teachings.

Expliqué aux enfants

Imagine if you were playing hide-and-seek with your friends. If two people said they saw you in the same spot, it would be like having two pieces of the puzzle that prove where you really were hiding!

Contexte historique

John wrote this Gospel around AD 90 for a primarily Gentile audience. The verse reflects Jewish legal practices and emphasizes the importance of testimony within Jewish culture.

Application pour aujourd'hui

Imagine being accused at work without any evidence. Just as Jesus needed witnesses to validate his message, you might find it helpful to gather testimonials or evidence from colleagues to back your claims when facing unfair accusations.

Thèmes

• truth
• witnessing
• legal matters
• testimony
• faith validation
• authority

Versets liés

• Deuteronomy 19:15
• Matthew 18:16
• John 5:31-32
• Hebrews 3:1
• 1 Timothy 5:19

Questions fréquentes

Why does Jesus mention the law about two witnesses?

Jesus uses this principle from Jewish law to affirm the reliability and truthfulness of his own testimony, supported by others like John the Baptist.

How can we apply this verse in everyday life?

When making important decisions or solving disputes, seeking multiple reliable sources or witnesses can help ensure fairness and accuracy.

What does 'your law' refer to here?

'Your law' refers to the Jewish law that Jesus is quoting from, emphasizing its importance within the context of the Jewish legal system.

Is there a New Testament parallel to this principle?

Yes, in Matthew 18:16, it mentions bringing one or two more witnesses when addressing wrongdoings, paralleling the need for multiple testimonies.