Luke 10:35

Japanese (Colloquial version (1955))

翌日、デナリ二つを取り出して宿屋の主人に手渡し、『この人を見てやってください。費用がよけいにかかったら、帰りがけに、わたしが支払います』と言った。

この聖句の意味

This verse describes the Good Samaritan promising to pay for any additional expenses incurred by the innkeeper while caring for an injured man. The speaker is the Samaritan, emphasizing his commitment to helping and ensuring the injured man's needs are met.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine you're on a trip and find someone hurt along the road. You take them to a hotel and tell the manager, 'Take good care of this person; I'll pay for anything extra when I come back.' That's what the Good Samaritan did in this story.

歴史的背景

Luke wrote this Gospel around 60-85 AD, aimed at Greek-speaking Christians. The story is set in a time where traveling was dangerous and hospitality crucial. It reflects the Jewish culture of that era and emphasizes caring for one's neighbor regardless of ethnicity or status.

今日への適用

Imagine you're driving home from work and see someone who needs help changing a flat tire. You stop to assist but realize they need more extensive repairs. You promise to pay any extra costs, ensuring they are well taken care of until you can return to settle the bill.

トピック

• compassion
• hospitality
• commitment
• service to others
• generosity
• good Samaritan

関連する聖句

• Matthew 25:34-46
• Genesis 18:1-8
• Mark 12:30-31
• James 1:27
• Proverbs 14:34

よくある質問

What is the main message of Luke 10:35?

The verse emphasizes the importance of taking responsibility for others' needs, promising to cover any costs involved in their care.

Who was the Good Samaritan in this context?

The Good Samaritan refers to a passerby who showed compassion and took action to help an injured person despite ethnic differences with him.

How does Luke 10:35 relate to Christian values today?

It reinforces the value of showing kindness, commitment, and generosity towards others, echoing Jesus' teachings on loving one's neighbor.

What can we learn about hospitality from this verse?

Hospitality means more than just providing a place; it involves actively caring for someone’s needs and making sure they are well taken care of.