1 Kings 20:8
Japanese (Colloquial version (1955))
この聖句の意味
In this verse, the people and elders are telling someone, likely a king, to ignore a suggestion and not agree with it. They believe that he should not listen to whoever is making that suggestion.
子どもにもわかる説明
Imagine you're playing a game, and your friend suggests a rule that you think is unfair. Your teammates might say, 'Don't listen to that idea. It's not a good rule.' That's what's happening here. The people are telling the leader not to agree with someone's idea.
歴史的背景
1 Kings was likely written by several authors and compiled over time, possibly around the 6th century BCE. This book was written for the people of Israel to remind them of their history, including their kings and conflicts. The verse is set in a context where a king might be facing pressure to make a decision.
今日への適用
Consider a scenario where a boss at work suggests a risky strategy. If you and your colleagues believe it's not a good idea, you might echo this verse by advising the boss to reconsider the proposal. It's about standing up for what you believe is right.