Luke 1:7

Korean KLB (현대인의 성경)

그러나 엘리사벳은 임신을 못하는 몸이어서 그들에게는 아기가 없었고 두 사람이 모두 나이가 많았다.

이 구절의 의미

This verse tells us that Zacharias and Elisabeth had no children because Elisabeth could not have babies, and they were very old. It's from the Gospel of Luke, which was written by a doctor who wanted to share Jesus' life story.

어린이를 위한 설명

Imagine you're playing with building blocks but can't build anything new because your toy box is empty, even though you really want to play. This verse is like that - Zacharias and Elisabeth were very sad because they couldn’t have a baby, just like how you’d feel if you couldn’t make something new when you’re excited.

역사적 배경

The Gospel of Luke was written by Luke around the year 80 AD for Gentile Christians. It tells the story of Jesus’ birth and ministry from an outsider's perspective, emphasizing God’s love for all people.

오늘의 적용

Today, many couples face infertility or struggle with starting a family due to age. This verse reminds us that challenges can be part of our journey, just as they were for Zacharias and Elisabeth, who later had John the Baptist despite their difficulties.

주제

• hope
• faith
• infertility
• aging
• divine intervention
• joy

관련 구절

• Genesis 25:21
• Psalm 127:3-5
• Romans 4:18-22
• Luke 1:36
• Matthew 19:12

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자주 묻는 질문

Why did God allow Elisabeth to be barren?

The story doesn't give a direct answer, but it shows that even when life is challenging, God can work through those challenges. Elisabeth’s barrenness was part of the divine plan leading up to John the Baptist's birth.

How old were Zacharias and Elisabeth?

The exact ages are not given in Luke 1:7, but it is clear they were elderly when Elizabeth conceived. This detail highlights their advanced age, emphasizing God’s powerful intervention.

What can we learn about faith from Zacharias and Elisabeth's story?

Their story teaches us that faith means trusting in God even when circumstances seem impossible. Despite being old and childless, they continued to trust in God's promises.

How does this verse connect with other Bible stories of barrenness?

This verse connects with several biblical narratives where women who were previously unable to conceive become pregnant, showing God’s power over nature and His fulfillment of promises, such as Sarah in Genesis and Hannah in Samuel.