Hosea 14:9

Korean 2021 (읽기 쉬운 성경)

지혜로운 사람이 누구냐? 이것들을 깨닫게 하여라. 슬기로운 사람이 누구냐? 이것들을 알게 하여라. 주의 길은 옳으니 의로운 자들은 그 길을 걸으나 거역하는 자들은 그 길에서 넘어지리라.

이 구절의 의미

This verse asks who is wise and prudent enough to understand the right ways of God, which are followed by those who do what's just, while transgressors will fall away. Hosea speaks here, emphasizing that God's ways lead to righteousness and avoiding them leads to failure.

어린이를 위한 설명

Imagine you have a treasure map with clear paths and traps for thieves. The wise kids find the treasure because they follow the good path, but sneaky ones trip into traps. This verse says following God’s right way is like finding that treasure!

역사적 배경

Hosea wrote this during the eighth century B.C., to the Northern Kingdom of Israel. He speaks to a people who have turned away from God and seeks to call them back, using vivid imagery and moral persuasion.

오늘의 적용

In modern terms, consider someone choosing between two career paths: one ethical but challenging, the other easy but dishonest. The wise person will choose the right path, succeeding ethically; the unethical choice will lead to downfall or regret.

주제

• wisdom
• righteousness
• judgment
• God's ways
• consequences
• transgression

관련 구절

• Proverbs 16:25
• Matthew 7:13-14
• Psalm 18:30
• Romans 3:4
• Isaiah 30:8

자주 묻는 질문

Who is speaking in Hosea 14:9?

Hosea, the prophet, speaks this verse to Israel, emphasizing God's right ways and the consequences of not following them.

What does it mean by 'the just shall walk in them'?

It means that those who act justly will follow the correct path set by God, leading to righteousness and a successful life.

How can one be considered wise or prudent according to this verse?

To be wise and prudent here is to understand and walk in God's righteous ways, distinguishing between right and wrong paths.

What are the consequences for those who transgress?

Transgressors will fall into traps or fail because they do not follow God’s righteous ways, leading to negative outcomes in their lives.