Mark 15:32

Japanese 2017 (バイブル: 新約聖書)

「もし、仮にですよ。この方が 救世主キリストで、イスラエルの王ならば、今ここで十字架から降りて来ればよいではないですか。そうすれば、この我々でさえ君を信じてあげますよ！プー」さらに、イエスの両脇にはりつけられていた犯罪者たちも混ざってイエスをあざ笑ったのだった。

この聖句の意味

This verse describes people mocking Jesus on the cross by asking him to prove he is the King of Israel by coming down from the cross. They and even those being crucified with him are insulting him.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine if you were playing a game and someone told you, 'If you're as good at this game as you say, then show us how well you can play right now!' That's kind of what's happening here. The people around Jesus are saying he should prove who he says he is by doing something amazing.

歴史的背景

The Gospel of Mark was written in the late first century AD by John Mark, a companion of Peter and Paul. This passage describes the crucifixion scene where Jewish leaders and even criminals being executed alongside Jesus mock him. The audience would have been early Christians facing persecution and doubt.

今日への適用

In modern times, this verse can be applied when someone faces ridicule for their beliefs. For instance, if a student is bullied at school because they stand up against cheating, they might feel like the people around them are mocking their values just as Jesus was mocked on the cross.

トピック

• faith
• mockery
• perseverance
• suffering
• redemption
• salvation

関連する聖句

• Psalm 22:7
• Isaiah 53:3-4
• Luke 23:36-37
• John 19:19-22
• Matthew 27:39-40

よくある質問

What was the purpose of the people's mockery?

The purpose was to challenge and ridicule Jesus, questioning his authority as the Messiah.

Why did even those crucified with him mock Jesus?

They were likely influenced by the surrounding atmosphere of disbelief and may have felt they had nothing to lose in mocking someone else facing a similar fate.

How can we relate this verse to our daily lives?

We can relate it by understanding that even when faced with ridicule, we should remain true to our beliefs just as Jesus did.

What does this verse teach us about faith and perseverance?

It teaches us that sometimes, maintaining one's faith requires enduring mockery and persecution without losing sight of one's convictions.