John 4:15

Italian 1885 (Diodati Bibbia 1885)

La donna gli disse: Signore, dammi cotest’acqua, acciocchè io non abbia più sete, e non venga più qua ad attingerne.

Cosa significa?

In this verse from John's Gospel, a woman asks Jesus for the water that will quench her thirst forever and eliminate the need to keep coming back for more. She is speaking directly to Jesus about the spiritual water He offers.

Spiegato ai bambini

Imagine you are very thirsty and someone gives you a special drink that means you'll never be thirsty again, ever! That's what this woman asks for from Jesus. It’s like getting the best juice that lasts forever!

Contesto storico

The Gospel of John was written around 90-100 AD by the Apostle John, one of Jesus' disciples. This conversation takes place in a Samaritan town where Jewish and Samaritan relations were tense, making this interaction significant.

Applicazione per oggi

Just like the woman who asked for water to avoid thirst forever, we can seek spiritual nourishment from God that frees us from constantly seeking temporary solutions. Think about how you can rely on faith instead of worldly things to satisfy your deepest needs.

Argomenti

• salvation
• thirst for God
• spiritual nourishment
• faith
• eternal life
• Jesus' teachings

Versetti correlati

• Genesis 21:19
• Isaiah 55:1-2
• John 6:35
• Revelation 7:17
• Proverbs 10:11

Letture consigliate

Commentario Commentari su John → Ottieni questa Bibbia Bibbia da studio 1885 (Diodati Bibbia 1885) →

Domande frequenti

Why did Jesus offer living water to the woman?

Jesus offered living water as a metaphor for eternal life and spiritual sustenance, offering her a solution that goes beyond physical needs.

What does it mean to 'thirst not' in this verse?

To 'thirst not' means to have one’s deepest spiritual thirst quenched through faith in Jesus Christ, ensuring an eternal state of fulfillment and satisfaction.

How can we relate the concept of living water to our daily lives?

In daily life, relying on God's grace and teachings provides a deeper sense of peace and fulfillment, much like the 'living water' that prevents thirsting again.

What is the significance of this interaction in John’s Gospel?

This encounter highlights Jesus reaching out to people outside the Jewish community, emphasizing his inclusive message of salvation for all.