Matthew 18:35

Korean 1961 (개역한글)

너희가 각각 중심으로 형제를 용서하지 아니하면 내 천부께서도 너희에게 이와 같이 하시리라

이 구절의 의미

This verse from Matthew says that if you don't forgive others for their wrongs, God won't forgive your wrongdoings either. Jesus is speaking here and emphasizes the importance of genuine forgiveness.

어린이를 위한 설명

Imagine you have a friend who accidentally breaks your toy. If you get angry and refuse to play with them again without forgiving them, it's like telling God that you don't want to be friends anymore either!

역사적 배경

Matthew wrote this gospel in the early first century for Jewish Christians living outside of Israel. The audience would have been familiar with Jewish law and teachings about forgiveness.

오늘의 적용

In a modern workplace, if a colleague makes a mistake that affects your project, instead of holding a grudge or retaliating, forgiving them can lead to better collaboration and a healthier work environment.

주제

• forgiveness
• love
• salvation
• grace
• relationship with God
• heavenly Father

관련 구절

• Ephesians 4:32
• Colossians 3:13
• Psalm 86:5
• Matthew 6:14-15
• Mark 11:25

자주 묻는 질문

Why is forgiveness important?

Forgiveness is essential because it releases you from the burden of holding grudges and allows you to maintain peace in your relationships, both with others and with God.

Can we forgive someone without truly meaning it?

While you can say 'I forgive you,' true forgiveness involves a genuine change in heart. Without this, it's not a complete act of forgiveness according to Matthew 18:35.

How does forgiveness affect our relationship with God?

Forgiveness is linked directly to how we receive God’s grace and forgiveness. By forgiving others genuinely, we open ourselves up to receiving God’s full forgiveness as well.

What are some ways to practice forgiveness in daily life?

Practicing forgiveness can involve reflecting on past wrongs without dwelling on them, praying for those who have hurt you, and actively choosing not to hold grudges or seek revenge.