John 16:22

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それはお前たちも同じだ。今、お前たちは悲しいが、俺はもう一度お前たちと会い、お前たちは喜ぶことになる。お前たちは、誰からも奪えない喜びを持つことになる。

この聖句の意味

Jesus is talking to his disciples and tells them that even though they are sad now, he will come back and make their hearts happy again. This happiness will be so strong that nothing can take it away.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine you're really upset because your best friend is moving away, but then your friend says, 'Don't worry, I'll visit soon and we'll have so much fun together that no one can make you sad again.' That's what Jesus is saying to his friends here.

歴史的背景

John wrote this gospel around 90 AD. It was directed at a community of believers facing persecution and loss after the death of Christ. The verse reflects on the disciples' sorrow at Jesus’ impending departure, offering hope in his promised return.

今日への適用

Think about when you lost something important to you. Perhaps it was a job or a relationship. Remembering this verse can remind us that even though we might be sad now, there is always the possibility of joy and happiness returning, stronger than before.

トピック

• hope
• joy
• perseverance
• comfort
• salvation
• Jesus' promise

関連する聖句

• John 14:27
• John 15:11
• Philippians 4:4
• Romans 15:13
• Psalm 30:5

よくある質問

Why does Jesus say their joy will be taken away by no one?

Jesus is promising his disciples that once they experience this profound joy, it will be a deep and abiding joy that cannot be easily disturbed or destroyed by external circumstances.

What causes the sorrow in John 16:22?

It refers to Jesus’ assurance that after he leaves and they experience sadness, he will return in spirit or physically, bringing joy back into their lives. This joy is eternal and incomparable.

How can we find this kind of joy in our lives?

Finding this kind of joy involves trusting in Jesus' promises, seeking comfort in his presence through prayer and scripture, and looking forward to the hope he offers for the future.