1 Timothy 6:14

Chinese Bible 1919 (Traditional) (文理和合譯本《新舊約全書》)

諭爾宜守此命、無玷無責、俟我主 耶穌 基督之顯、

这是什么意思？

This verse tells Timothy to follow the commandment without fault until Jesus returns. The speaker is Paul, emphasizing the importance of living a blameless life.

儿童解释

Imagine you're playing a game with your friends where you have to follow one rule perfectly until the end. That's what this verse is telling Timothy - he needs to keep following God’s rules until Jesus comes back!

历史背景

1 Timothy was written by Paul, likely around 62-64 AD, to instruct Timothy on how to lead the church in Ephesus. The cultural setting was a mix of Greek and Jewish influences.

今日应用

In modern terms, think about someone starting a new job where they must adhere strictly to company policies until their boss returns from a long trip. It requires constant diligence and integrity.

主题

• faithfulness
• commandments
• Jesus' second coming
• integrity
• perseverance
• church leadership

相关经文

• 1 Peter 1:13-16
• Titus 2:7
• Revelation 22:10-12
• Matthew 5:48
• Ephesians 5:26-27

常见问题

Who wrote this verse and to whom?

The verse was written by Paul, specifically addressed to his younger colleague Timothy.

What is the 'commandment' mentioned here?

While not explicitly stated in this verse, it likely refers to the broader commandments of living a righteous life as taught throughout the New Testament.

How can one ensure they live blamelessly until Jesus returns?

Living blamelessly involves constant self-examination and striving for righteousness through faith, prayer, and adherence to God's teachings.

Why is the second coming of Christ significant in this context?

The return of Christ serves as a motivating factor for believers to maintain their integrity and faithfulness until He returns.