Acts 8:7

Japanese 2017 (バイブル: 新約聖書)

ピリポは人々に取り 憑ついた悪魔を次から次へと追い払い、悪魔は大声を出して逃げ出した。また、ピリポは 麻痺まひで体が不自由になった人や、足が悪くて歩けない大勢の人たちを人知を超える力で治した。

この聖句の意味

This verse describes how unclean spirits were cast out of people with loud cries, and many who were paralyzed or lame were healed. No specific person is speaking here; it's a narrative account by Luke about the miracles performed through Philip.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine you have a friend who can't walk because their legs don't work properly. Now imagine that one day, they suddenly get better and can run around like normal! That’s what happened to many people in this story when something bad inside them was taken away by Jesus' power through Philip.

歴史的背景

The book of Acts was written by Luke, a physician and companion of Paul. This passage is from the early Christian church period, detailing events after the Ascension of Jesus Christ. It describes miracles performed through Philip in Samaria, showcasing the power of God's spirit.

今日への適用

In today’s context, think about a friend who struggles with something that feels insurmountable—maybe depression or addiction. Just as these people were healed miraculously, we can look to faith and community for support to overcome our own challenges.

トピック

• miracles
• healing
• unclean spirits
• Philip's ministry
• faith in action
• spiritual warfare

関連する聖句

• Matthew 8:16
• Mark 1:32-34
• Luke 9:1
• Acts 5:15
• James 5:14

よくある質問

Who performed these miracles?

According to this passage, Philip was instrumental in performing these miracles. He operated under the power of God’s spirit.

What kind of illnesses were healed?

This verse mentions paralysis and lameness, indicating physical ailments that prevented people from moving normally.

Why are unclean spirits mentioned here?

The mention of unclean spirits highlights the spiritual dimension of healing. It suggests that some illnesses had a spiritual cause, which was addressed through faith.

How can this passage be applied to modern life?

This passage encourages believers to have faith and seek God's intervention in times of trouble or illness, recognizing both physical and spiritual aspects.