Mark 2:17

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예수 께서 이 소리를 들으시고 그들에게 이렇게 대답하셨다. “건강한 사람들에게는 의사가 필요 없다. 의사가 필요한 사람들은 병든 사람들이다. 나는 의로운 사람들을 부르러 온 것이 아니라 죄인들을 부르러 왔다.”

이 구절의 의미

Jesus says that healthy people don't need a doctor, but sick ones do. He came to help those who know they have problems and need salvation.

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Imagine you're playing with your friends and one of them is hurt. They would go to the doctor because they need help. Jesus is like that doctor for people who know they've done wrong and need his help.

역사적 배경

Mark wrote this Gospel around 60-70 AD, aimed at a largely non-Jewish audience. It reflects early Christian teachings about Jesus' mission to call sinners to repentance rather than focusing on the righteous。

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Imagine someone struggling with addiction who realizes they need help and seeks treatment versus someone who doesn't see any problem with their habits. Jesus is for those ready to admit their weaknesses.

주제

• repentance
• salvation
• forgiveness
• mission of Jesus
• healing
• sinners

관련 구절

• Luke 5:31-32
• Isaiah 61:1
• John 9:3-4
• Matthew 9:12-13
• Romans 5:8

자주 묻는 질문

Does this verse mean only sinners can be saved?

No, it means Jesus came to save everyone, but especially those who recognize they have sinned and are in need of his help. Everyone needs God's grace.

How does the physician analogy work here?

Just as a doctor treats sick people, not healthy ones, Jesus focuses on those who realize their spiritual illness and seek healing through him.

What does it mean to be 'righteous' in this context?

'Righteous' here likely refers to those who think they don't need help from Jesus. The verse suggests that humility and recognizing one's need for salvation is crucial.

How should we approach others with this message?

We should share this message warmly, encouraging people to recognize their need for God’s grace without judgment, just as Jesus did.