Matthew 22:19

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너희가 세금으로 내는 돈을 보여 다오.” 그들은 예수 께 데나리온 하나를 보여 드렸다.

이 구절의 의미

Jesus asks his listeners to show him the coin used for paying taxes. They bring a penny, which was commonly used at that time. This verse sets up Jesus' teaching on paying taxes.

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Imagine if your teacher asked you to show them the money you use to buy snacks at school. You'd show them some coins or bills. That's what happened here too! Jesus wanted to see the coin people used for taxes, and they showed him a penny.

역사적 배경

Matthew wrote this account around AD 80-90, aimed primarily at Jewish believers in Christ. The cultural setting was one of tension between Roman rule and Jewish religious practices, making the issue of taxation particularly sensitive.

오늘의 적용

Today, we might think about a scenario where someone asks if paying taxes is right or wrong. Just like Jesus used that coin to teach an important lesson, we can use everyday issues to find deeper truths in our faith.

주제

• faith
• salvation
• hope
• forgiveness
• taxes
• government

관련 구절

• Mark 12:14
• Luke 20:22
• Romans 13:6-7
• 1 Peter 2:17
• Exodus 22:28

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자주 묻는 질문

Why does Jesus ask for a coin in Matthew 22:19?

Jesus asks for the coin to illustrate his point about paying taxes. By holding up the penny, he shows that things of this world (like money) belong to Caesar, but our ultimate allegiance is to God.

What does 'tribute money' mean in Matthew 22:19?

'Tribute money' refers to the tax coin used by the Romans. It was a specific type of coin required for paying taxes, often bearing images and inscriptions associated with Roman emperors.

How can we apply Matthew 22:19 in our daily lives?

We can see this verse as a reminder that while it’s important to fulfill civic duties like paying taxes, our primary commitment is to God. Balancing these two aspects is part of living faithfully today.

How does Matthew 22:19 relate to other parts of the Bible?

This verse ties into broader themes in Scripture about submission to authority (Romans 13:6-7) and respecting governing authorities while maintaining a primary allegiance to God.