Matthew 17:9

Japanese (Colloquial version (1955))

この聖句の意味

Jesus tells his disciples not to share what they saw on the mountain until he rises from the dead. This is Jesus speaking, emphasizing the importance of timing and confidentiality.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine you see something really amazing at a friend's house, but your friend asks you not to tell anyone about it until after their birthday party. That’s kind of like what Jesus asked his friends to do – he wanted them to keep quiet about an incredible experience they had until later.

歴史的背景

This verse is part of the Gospel of Matthew, written by a disciple named Matthew around AD 80-90 for Jewish Christians. The cultural setting reflects early Christian communities emphasizing Jesus’ teachings and miracles while facing persecution.

今日への適用

Consider when you might need to keep information private until an appropriate time arrives, like not sharing about a surprise birthday party before the actual day. This verse reminds us of the importance of confidentiality and respecting others' wishes regarding sensitive matters.

トピック

confidentialityfaithobediencemiraclesdiscipleshipresurrection

関連する聖句

Mark 9:9Luke 9:361 Corinthians 2:9-10John 7:3-4Genesis 24:58

よくある質問

Why did Jesus ask the disciples not to tell anyone?
Jesus wanted them to understand that some messages are meant for specific times and audiences. This shows his wisdom in timing.
How does this relate to our lives today?
We can apply it by being mindful of the right time and context before sharing certain experiences or information, respecting others' wishes.
What was the 'vision' they were not supposed to share?
The vision refers to the Transfiguration event where Jesus appeared in glory with Moses and Elijah. It symbolizes his divine nature and future resurrection.
Why is confidentiality important for Christians?
Confidentiality shows respect, trustworthiness, and an understanding of the appropriate timing for sharing certain truths or experiences.
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