Jonah 1:10

Chinese (Simplified) Contemporary Bible (CCB Bible) (圣经当代译本修订版)

之后，他就把怎样逃避耶和华的事告诉他们。众人知道后，万分恐惧，责问他：“你怎么做出这种事？”

这是什么意思？

In this verse from Jonah 1:10, the sailors are very scared and ask Jonah why he did something wrong. They know that Jonah had run away from God because he told them about it.

儿童解释

Imagine you're playing hide-and-seek with your friends in a big house, but instead of just hiding, one friend runs outside to avoid the game entirely. Your other friends see this and get worried. They ask why that person ran away because they overheard him saying he didn't want to play.

历史背景

The Book of Jonah was written by the prophet Jonah during his time in Israel around the 8th century B.C.E. The audience primarily consisted of Israelites, but it also addresses Ninevites and sailors from various backgrounds. It reflects a cultural setting where prophets were known to speak for God.

今日应用

Consider a situation where you might have avoided doing something because you thought it wouldn't work out or you feared the outcome. Just like Jonah's fear led him to flee, sometimes we need to face our fears and do what is right despite discomfort or uncertainty.

主题

• fear
• obedience
• prophets
• repentance
• divine intervention
• judgment

相关经文

• Genesis 3:10
• Exodus 32:25-26
• Psalms 139:7-8
• Acts 9:4-5
• Revelation 3:19

常见问题

Why were the sailors afraid?

The sailors were afraid because they saw that their ship was in trouble and understood that Jonah had run away from God, indicating he might have caused the storm.

What does this verse tell us about Jonah’s character?

This verse shows that Jonah is someone who tries to avoid his responsibilities towards God by fleeing, reflecting a struggle with obedience and fear of fulfilling God's will.

How can we relate the sailors' response to our own fears?

Like the sailors in Jonah’s story, when faced with fear or difficult circumstances, it’s natural for us to ask why things are happening and seek understanding from others who might have more insight.

What lesson can we take away from this verse about facing our fears?

From this verse, we learn that trying to avoid our responsibilities or run away from fear often leads to worse situations. Instead, facing and addressing the root of our fears is essential for personal growth.