Acts 24:2
Chinese Bible 1941 (Traditional) (亨理-鄭壽麟《國語新舊庫譯本-新約全書》)
这是什么意思?
In this verse from the book of Acts, Tertullus is speaking to a Roman official named Felix. He starts by praising Felix for keeping peace and doing good things for their nation.
儿童解释
Imagine your friend tells your mom how great she's been at making sure everyone gets along in school and how much she helps out with fun activities. That’s what Tertullus is doing here, but he’s talking to a big boss named Felix about keeping peace and helping people.
历史背景
The book of Acts was written by Luke around 60-70 AD. This part describes the trial of Paul before Governor Felix. The context involves Roman rule over Jewish territories, where maintaining order was crucial for both Romans and locals.
今日应用
In modern times, this verse could remind us to acknowledge those who work hard to keep peace in our communities, like police officers or community leaders. It's also a reminder that doing good deeds can earn respect from others.