Luke 9:53

French (Zoque, Francisco León)

Pero ja pyøjcøchoṉyaj Jesús, porque nømna'ṉ myaṉ Jerusalén gumgu'yomo.

Que signifie ce verset ?

This verse describes a situation where Jesus and his disciples were not welcomed in a village because they seemed to be heading towards Jerusalem. It shows the rejection faced by Jesus during his journey.

Expliqué aux enfants

Imagine if you tried to visit your friend's house, but they wouldn't let you in because they knew you were going somewhere else later. That’s what happened to Jesus and his friends when they went to a village on their way to Jerusalem.

Contexte historique

The verse is from the Gospel of Luke, written by Luke around AD 60-80 for Gentile Christians. It reflects the cultural context where rejection was common as Jesus moved towards Jerusalem for the final phase of his ministry.

Application pour aujourd'hui

Today, this can be seen when someone's intentions or destinations influence how others receive them. For example, a person might not get support from colleagues because they plan to leave their current job soon.

Thèmes

• rejection
• pilgrimage
• ministry of Jesus
• journey
• intentionality
• discipleship

Versets liés

• Matthew 21:9
• John 12:13
• Luke 9:51
• Luke 18:31
• Acts 10:37

Questions fréquentes

Why did they not receive Jesus?

They were likely suspicious or fearful of his intentions, especially knowing he was heading towards Jerusalem where he would face significant challenges.

Who is 'they' in this verse?

'They' refers to the people of a village who did not welcome Jesus and his disciples due to their perception of their journey’s destination.

What can we learn from Luke 9:53 about facing rejection?

We can understand that even those with good intentions might face rejection, but this should not deter us from our path or mission.

How does this verse relate to Jesus' journey to Jerusalem?

This shows an early indication of the challenges and rejections Jesus faced as he traveled towards Jerusalem for his crucifixion and resurrection.