Mark 13:7

Japanese 1965

また、戦争のことや戦争のうわさを聞いても、あわててはいけません。それは必ず起こることです。しかし、終わりが来たのではありません。

この聖句の意味

In this verse from Mark chapter 13, Jesus warns his disciples that they will hear about wars and rumors of wars but not to let these disturbances trouble them because such events are expected and do not signal the end times.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine you're playing with your friends, and suddenly someone tells you there's a big fight happening in another part of the playground. Don't worry too much! Jesus is saying that these fights happen all the time, but it doesn't mean the game is over.

歴史的背景

This verse comes from Mark’s Gospel, written around 65-70 AD, aimed at a Christian audience explaining what to expect in the future. It reflects a period of political instability and tension between Jewish communities and Roman authorities.

今日への適用

When you hear about conflicts on the news or even among friends, remember not to be overly worried as these are normal occurrences. Focus instead on your responsibilities and faith.

トピック

• faith
• hope
• end times
• peace
• prophecy
• trust

関連する聖句

• Luke 21:9
• Matthew 24:6
• Isaiah 30:31-32
• Revelation 6:4
• Zechariah 14:5

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よくある質問

How does this verse apply to modern-day conflicts?

This verse reminds us that conflict and news of wars are part of our world, but we should focus on our faith rather than letting these events trouble us excessively.

Is Jesus predicting the end times in Mark 13:7?

No, He's not directly predicting the timing of the end. Instead, He’s explaining that conflicts will happen and should be expected as part of life until the final events.

What does 'be ye not troubled' mean in this context?

It means to remain calm and steadfast in faith, despite hearing about wars or other disturbing news. It's a call to maintain inner peace amidst external chaos.

How can we stay focused on our faith when there are so many troubling events happening around us?

By remembering the teachings of Jesus and focusing on our spiritual practices like prayer, Bible study, and community with fellow believers who share similar values.