Matthew 18:27

Japanese (Colloquial version (1955))

僕の主人はあわれに思って、彼をゆるし、その負債を免じてやった。

この聖句の意味

In this verse from Matthew 18:27, the servant who owed a huge debt was forgiven by his lord because of compassion. The key message is about how forgiveness can come through showing mercy and understanding.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine you borrowed a lot of money from your friend to buy candy but couldn't pay back. Your friend felt sorry for you and decided not to make you pay back anything. That's what this verse talks about - being forgiven because someone feels sorry for you.

歴史的背景

Matthew wrote his Gospel in the late first century, primarily for a Jewish-Christian audience. The cultural setting involved understanding of debts as both financial and spiritual obligations, with forgiveness playing a significant role.

今日への適用

Think about forgiving a friend who borrowed your favorite toy but broke it accidentally. Instead of demanding they replace it, you could forgive them just like the lord forgave his servant's debt in this story.

トピック

• forgiveness
• mercy
• compassion
• debt forgiveness
• servant hood
• forgiveness in relationships

関連する聖句

• Psalm 86:5
• Luke 7:41-43
• Ephesians 4:32
• Colossians 3:13
• Mark 11:25

よくある質問

Why did the lord forgive the servant?

The lord forgave the servant out of compassion, showing mercy even though the debt was very large.

What does this verse teach us about forgiveness?

This verse teaches that forgiveness comes from a heart full of compassion and should be extended even when the wrongdoing is significant.

Can we apply this to forgiving others in our daily lives?

Absolutely, just as the lord forgave his servant's large debt, we too can forgive those who have wronged us in small or big ways, showing mercy and compassion.

How does this relate to God’s forgiveness of our sins?

This verse illustrates that just like the lord forgave a great debt out of compassion, so God offers us complete forgiveness for our sins when we seek it through faith in Jesus Christ.