Luke 22:50

Japanese (Colloquial version (1955))

そのうちのひとりが、祭司長の僕に切りつけ、その右の耳を切り落した。

この聖句の意味

This verse describes a moment during Jesus' arrest when one of his followers attacks a servant of the high priest and cuts off his right ear. It highlights the violent reaction in response to Jesus being taken into custody.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine if you were playing with your friends, and someone tried to take away your favorite toy. One of your friends got so upset that they accidentally hurt another kid’s hand. That's kind of what happened here, but it was a grown-up situation with serious consequences.

歴史的背景

Luke wrote this account in his Gospel around the year 80 AD for a broader audience including Gentiles. The cultural setting was one where Jewish leaders were wary of Jesus' teachings and actions, fearing he would stir up trouble against Roman rule.

今日への適用

In modern times, this verse can remind us to control our reactions when faced with conflict or betrayal. Instead of reacting violently like the disciple did, we should seek peaceful solutions guided by love and wisdom.

トピック

• conflict resolution
• violence
• discipleship
• forgiveness
• peace
• betrayal

関連する聖句

• Exodus 21:24
• John 18:10-11
• Romans 12:19
• Matthew 5:39
• Proverbs 25:21

よくある質問

Why did one of Jesus' followers cut off the ear?

The disciple, likely Peter, acted out of fear and protectiveness towards Jesus. He reacted impulsively to defend him from arrest.

What was the high priest's servant doing there?

The servant was part of a group sent to arrest Jesus. His presence underscores the tension between Jesus' followers and those in religious authority at the time.

How did Jesus respond to this violent act?

Jesus responded by healing the ear that was cut off, showing his commitment to non-violence and compassion even in tense situations (Luke 22:51).

What lessons can we learn about conflict resolution from Luke 22:50?

We can learn that reacting with violence only escalates problems. Jesus' example teaches us the value of peace-making, forgiveness, and controlling our emotions in conflicts.