Luke 6:35

Japanese (Colloquial version (1955))

しかし、あなたがたは、敵を愛し、人によくしてやり、また何も当てにしないで貸してやれ。そうすれば受ける報いは大きく、あなたがたはいと高き者の子となるであろう。いと高き者は、恩を知らぬ者にも悪人にも、なさけ深いからである。

この聖句の意味

This verse from Luke says to love and do good things for those who are not kind to you, even if they don't thank you or return the favor. Jesus is speaking here, encouraging kindness and expecting a great reward.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine sharing your favorite toy with someone who never shares theirs. This verse tells us that's what God wants us to do—be nice to people who aren’t nice back, because it’s how we show love like God does.

歴史的背景

The Gospel of Luke was written by the doctor and companion of Paul around AD 80-100. The audience included both Jews and Gentiles. In this cultural setting, showing kindness to enemies was seen as very counterintuitive but profoundly reflects Jesus' teachings on love.

今日への適用

In today's world, this could mean volunteering at a homeless shelter where you encounter people who are ungrateful or even rude, yet continuing to serve out of genuine care and compassion for their well-being.

トピック

• love
• kindness
• enemies
• reward
• faithfulness
• divine character

関連する聖句

• Matthew 5:43-48
• Romans 12:17-21
• Proverbs 25:21-22
• Mark 11:25
• Ephesians 4:32

よくある質問

What does it mean to 'lend, hoping for nothing again'?

It means to help others without expecting something in return, showing true generosity and love.

How do we become the children of God according to this verse?

By imitating God's kindness even towards those who are ungrateful or evil, which reflects our divine heritage as children of God.

Is loving your enemies easy to practice?

No, it is challenging but essential for Christians as it goes against human nature and tests the depth of one's faith and love.

How does this verse connect with other teachings in the Bible?

This teaching connects with Jesus' broader message on forgiveness and loving others, including those who oppose us, as seen in Matthew 5:43-48 and Romans 12:17-21.