Job 31:39

Japanese 1988 (Seisho Shinkyoudoyaku 聖書 新共同訳)

わたしが金を払わずに収穫を奪って食べ 持ち主を死に至らしめたことは、決してない。もしあるというなら

この聖句の意味

Job is speaking and is saying that he has not stolen the fruits of the land nor harmed the owners. He is proclaiming his innocence and righteousness in this matter.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine if you borrowed your friend's toy and didn't ask them first. Job is saying he didn't do that with someone else's land or food, and he didn't hurt anyone in the process. He's being honest about not taking things that aren't his.

歴史的背景

The book of Job is set in ancient times, likely around the patriarchal period. It was written to explore the themes of suffering and righteousness. The audience would have been Israelites trying to understand why bad things happen to good people.

今日への適用

In today’s context, imagine a manager ensuring that they fairly compensate their workers for their labor and do not take credit for others' work. This verse encourages us to be just and honest in our dealings.

トピック

• righteousness
• honesty
• justice
• stewardship
• suffering
• integrity

関連する聖句

• Exodus 20:15
• Ephesians 4:28
• Proverbs 21:6
• Micah 6:10
• 1 Corinthians 6:10

よくある質問

What is Job's main point in Job 31:39?

Job is emphasizing his honesty and integrity by stating that he has not stolen food or harmed the owners of the land.

How does this verse connect to themes of justice?

This verse shows Job's commitment to justice by asserting that he has not wronged others through theft or violence.

How can Job's oath in this verse be applied in our daily lives?

We can apply Job's oath by being honest in our work and personal lives, ensuring that we do not take what is not ours and treat others with fairness and respect.

What does Job 31:39 teach us about stewardship?

Job 31:39 teaches us that stewardship involves being responsible and just in the use of resources and ensuring that we do not harm or wrong others in the process.