Luke 21:26

Dutch Reimer 2001

de Menschen aea Hoat woat fesaje waeajen aea Angst aewa daut waut opp dise Ead kjemt; dan dee Himelskjrafte woare sikj schedre.

Wat betekent dit?

This verse describes a time of great fear and anxiety when people will see signs that the end times are near, including disturbances in nature. Jesus is speaking to his disciples about the events leading up to his return.

Uitgelegd voor kinderen

Imagine you're looking at the sky during a big storm, and it feels like everything around you is shaking. That's how people might feel when they see that something really big and scary is happening before Jesus comes back.

Historische achtergrond

This verse was written by Luke, who wrote his gospel to provide a historical account of Jesus' life for a wider audience including non-Jewish readers. The passage reflects the apocalyptic expectations common among first-century Jewish communities.

Toepassing voor vandaag

In today’s world, many experience anxiety about global events such as pandemics or climate change. This verse reminds us that in times of fear and uncertainty, we can trust in God's sovereignty and plan.

Onderwerpen

• end times
• trust in God
• anxiety
• apocalypse
• signs of Jesus' return
• natural disasters

Gerelateerde verzen

• Isaiah 13:10
• Matthew 24:29-30
• Mark 13:24-25
• Revelation 6:12-17
• Joel 2:10

Aanbevolen literatuur

Commentaar Commentaren op Luke → Deze Bijbel Studiebijbel Reimer →

Veelgestelde vragen

What specific events might be included in 'things which are coming on the earth'?

The verse likely refers to natural disasters and global disturbances that could include earthquakes, storms, or other catastrophic events foretold as signs of Jesus’ return.

How can we prepare for the fear described in Luke 21:26?

Preparing involves understanding God's plan through study, trusting His promises, and staying rooted in faith, which helps us face fears with confidence rather than panic.

Why are 'the powers of heaven' shaken according to the verse?

The shaking of heavenly bodies can symbolize cosmic disturbances, reflecting significant spiritual upheaval or divine intervention as part of God's plan for judgment and redemption.

How does this passage relate to current global fears about climate change?

While not directly addressing modern concerns like climate change, the verse reminds us that when faced with such fears, we can look to faith in God’s sovereignty over all things for reassurance and guidance.