1 Thessalonians 2:16

Chinese Simplified CUNPSS Script Union (新标点和合本, 神版)

不许我们传道给外邦人使外邦人得救，常常充满自己的罪恶。 神的 忿怒临在他们身上已经到了极处。

这是什么意思？

This verse talks about how some people stopped Paul and others from telling Gentiles (non-Jewish people) about Jesus, thinking it would fill up their own sins. It shows that God's anger was on those who opposed this message because they prevented others from being saved.

儿童解释

Imagine if someone took away your chance to share good news with your friends and said you can't tell them. That’s what happened here, but the people doing it were making a big mistake because they stopped others from hearing about Jesus, who could help them.

历史背景

Paul wrote this letter around 50-51 AD to encourage the Christians in Thessalonica. He explains their hardships and how some Jewish leaders opposed him, preventing Gentiles from learning about salvation through Jesus.

今日应用

In today's world, think of a scenario where you know something important that could benefit others but are discouraged from sharing it because it might cause conflict or be seen as controversial. Just like Paul, we should seek to share truth and light with those who need it the most, despite opposition.

主题

• salvation
• opposition
• preaching
• wrath of God
• Gentiles
• missionary work

相关经文

• Acts 13:46
• Romans 9:30-32
• Isaiah 57:17
• John 8:37
• Ephesians 2:11-13

常见问题

Why did some Jews oppose the preaching of Jesus to Gentiles?

Some Jewish leaders were resistant because they believed that salvation was reserved for their own people, and allowing others in could dilute or corrupt their religious purity.

What is meant by 'to fill up their sins'?

This phrase suggests that the actions of those who opposed preaching to Gentiles were compounding their wrongdoings, making their sins even greater and more severe.

How can we apply this verse in our daily lives?

We should not let opposition stop us from sharing what we know is true and beneficial for others. Just as Paul continued to preach despite opposition, we too must remain steadfast in sharing the truth.

What does it mean that 'wrath has come upon them'?

The verse indicates divine judgment against those who prevent others from hearing about salvation and thus from being saved, showing that such actions have serious consequences.