Psalms 40:16

Japanese (Colloquial version (1955))

しかし、すべてあなたを尋ね求める者はあなたによって喜び楽しむように。あなたの救を愛する者は常に「主は大いなるかな」ととなえるように。わたしは貧しく、かつ乏しい。しかし主はわたしをかえりみられます。あなたはわが助け、わが救主です。わが神よ、ためらわないでください。

この聖句の意味

This verse from Psalm 40 talks about how those who seek God should be happy and celebrate His goodness. It also mentions that those who love God's salvation should keep praising Him. The speaker is David, who is expressing his desire for others to share in the joy of God's presence.

子どもにもわかる説明

Imagine you found your favorite toy after a long time and were so happy. Now think of finding God and being that happy! This verse says that everyone who looks for God and finds Him should be super happy and keep saying how amazing He is.

歴史的背景

Psalm 40 was written by King David, possibly after he had been delivered from a difficult situation. It reflects his deep appreciation for God’s deliverance and his desire for others to experience the same joy and salvation.

今日への適用

A modern application could be in a workplace where someone has just been given a chance to lead a new project. The person can use this opportunity to inspire others to seek God's guidance, leading to a team that celebrates and prays together.

トピック

• joy
• salvation
• praise
• faith
• gratitude
• deliverance

関連する聖句

• Psalms 22:26
• Psalms 89:15
• Isaiah 61:10
• John 15:11
• Philippians 4:4

よくある質問

Who is speaking in Psalm 40:16?

The speaker is David, who wrote this psalm to express his joy and gratitude for God's deliverance and his desire for others to share in this joy.

What does 'let such as love thy salvation say continually' mean?

This phrase means that those who love and experience God's salvation should continually praise and speak about how wonderful it is.

How can I apply Psalm 40:16 in my life?

You can apply this by seeking God’s guidance and joy, and then sharing that joy with others. It’s about praising God for His salvation and encouraging others to do the same.

What other verses talk about praising God?

Verses like Psalms 22:26, Psalms 89:15, and Philippians 4:4 all encourage praising God and rejoicing in His presence.