John 15:26

Korean 1961 (개역한글)

내가 아버지께로서 너희에게 보낼 보혜사 곧 아버지께로서 나오시는 진리의 성령이 오실때에 그가 나를 증거하실 것이요

이 구절의 의미

In John 15:26, Jesus speaks about sending the Holy Spirit to his followers after he leaves them. The Holy Spirit will come from God and will tell people about Jesus.

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Imagine your best friend is leaving for a while but promises to send you a special message helper who will remind you of all the fun things you did together. That's like what Jesus says here: He’s sending someone (the Holy Spirit) to help remember and share stories about him.

역사적 배경

This verse comes from John's Gospel, written in the late first century by one of Jesus' disciples. It was directed at early Christian communities, reminding them of their faith and guidance they would receive post-Jesus’ ascension, within a Jewish cultural context mixed with emerging Gentile influences.

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Consider when you need to remind someone about an important person or event in your life. Just as the Holy Spirit helps followers remember Jesus' teachings, we can use this verse to reflect on how our memories and stories carry significant messages to others today.

주제

• Holy Spirit
• Jesus
• faith
• truth
• testimony
• comfort

관련 구절

• John 14:26
• Acts 1:8
• Romans 8:9-11
• Isaiah 61:1-3
• Luke 12:10

자주 묻는 질문

Who is the 'Comforter' mentioned in this verse?

The Comforter refers to the Holy Spirit, who provides comfort, guidance, and support to believers after Jesus’ departure.

What does it mean that the Spirit of truth will testify of Jesus?

This means that the Holy Spirit would reveal and affirm the teachings and identity of Jesus to those who believe, acting as a witness about Jesus' mission and message.

How can I apply this verse in my daily life?

You can reflect on the guidance you receive from the Holy Spirit, using it to deepen your understanding and faith in Jesus’ teachings. This could involve prayer or studying the Bible.

What does 'proceedeth from the Father' imply about the relationship between God and the Holy Spirit?

This implies that the Holy Spirit originates from God the Father, highlighting the unity within the Trinity: the Father, Son (Jesus), and Holy Spirit are one in essence.