John 11:24

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マルタが答えた。「はい、この世が終わる日には必ず全ての人が 蘇よみがえるのですよね！」

この聖句の意味

Martha is talking to Jesus about her brother Lazarus who has died. She believes that Lazarus will rise again at the end of time, but she doesn't yet understand what Jesus means by immediate resurrection.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine if you lost your favorite toy and thought it would come back when you grow up. Martha is like a kid thinking her brother will return when everyone comes back to life on Judgment Day.

歴史的背景

The Gospel of John, written around AD 90-100, tells this story about Jesus speaking with Martha. The audience was early Christian communities and those interested in the teachings of Jesus. In Jewish culture at that time, belief in resurrection was common but typically understood as happening on a future Judgment Day.

今日への適用

When facing loss or grief today, some people find comfort in believing they will see their loved ones again after death. Martha's conversation with Jesus highlights the importance of having faith and seeking deeper understanding during difficult times.

トピック

• faith
• resurrection
• hope
• grief
• belief in afterlife
• salvation

関連する聖句

• Daniel 12:2
• Acts 24:15
• John 6:39-40
• 1 Corinthians 15:22-23
• Hebrews 6:2

よくある質問

What did Martha believe about her brother Lazarus?

Martha believed that Lazarus would be resurrected on the last day, according to the common Jewish belief at the time.

How does this verse relate to Jesus' teachings?

This verse shows a contrast between Martha's limited understanding and Jesus' power over death. It highlights the deeper spiritual truth that Jesus wanted to reveal about resurrection.

Why is this conversation significant in John’s Gospel?

It provides insight into early Christian beliefs about life after death, contrasting human understanding with divine revelation as shown through Jesus' power over Lazarus' death.

How does Martha's statement reflect her faith journey?

Martha shows a growing faith. Initially believing in resurrection at the last day, she later acknowledges Jesus as the Messiah who brings life and resurrection immediately.