Hebrews 2:14

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

儿女既同有血肉之体，他也照样亲自成了血肉之体，特要藉着死败坏那掌死权的，就是魔鬼，

这是什么意思？

This verse tells us that because humans are made of flesh and blood, Jesus took on the same form to defeat death, which was controlled by the devil. The speaker is not directly named but it's part of a letter emphasizing the importance of Christ’s humanity.

儿童解释

Imagine you have a friend who can't swim and is scared of water. To help them feel brave, you decide to join them in the pool even though you're both good at swimming. Jesus did something similar by becoming human to show us how to overcome our fears.

历史背景

This verse comes from the Book of Hebrews, written around 60-95 AD. It was likely penned by a follower of Paul for Jewish Christians facing persecution. The cultural setting emphasizes the contrast between the old and new covenants.

今日应用

Consider a situation where you face a fear or challenge that seems insurmountable like public speaking. Like Jesus, take on the same challenges as those you wish to help, showing them it's possible to overcome through your example.

主题

• salvation
• death
• devil
• humanity
• triumph over evil
• faith

相关经文

• 1 John 3:8
• Romans 5:12-14
• Colossians 2:15
• John 10:10
• Revelation 20:10

常见问题

Why did Jesus become human?

Jesus became human to identify with us completely, understanding our struggles and showing how we can overcome sin and death through His example and sacrifice.

What does it mean that the devil 'had power of death'?

The phrase indicates that Satan exerted control over humanity's fear and ultimate fate of dying due to sin. This was part of his rebellion against God’s authority.

How do we apply this verse in our daily lives?

We can live with courage knowing Jesus has overcome the power of death, allowing us to face fears and challenges without ultimate defeat, just as He faced them on our behalf.

What is the significance of 'flesh and blood' here?

The term emphasizes that Jesus fully shared in human nature, including its limitations and vulnerabilities, which was essential for His redemptive work to be effective for us.