Malachi 2:17

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

你们用言语烦琐耶和华，你们还说：「我们在何事上烦琐他呢？」因为你们说：「凡行恶的，耶和华眼看为善，并且他喜悦他们」；或说：「公义的 神在哪里呢？」

这是什么意思？

This verse is the Lord speaking through Malachi to the people. He says they have wearied Him with their words, questioning why He allows evil to seem good and where the God of judgment is. The key message is that God is not pleased when His people deny His justice.

儿童解释

Imagine if you were playing a game and your friend kept saying unfair things aren't wrong. You'd get tired of hearing it, right? That's what God is feeling. He wants us to know that good and evil are real, just like in the games we play.

历史背景

Malachi wrote this during the post-exilic period, around 430 BC, addressing the second generation after the Babylonian exile. The audience was the returning Jews who had grown complacent and were questioning God's justice.

今日应用

Today, when we see injustice or evil being rewarded, it can make us question God’s fairness. This verse reminds us that even if things don't seem fair now, God sees all and will judge rightly in His time.

主题

• justice
• sin
• God's character
• judgment
• faith
• evil

相关经文

• Proverbs 17:15
• Romans 2:6
• Ezekiel 18:30-32
• Revelation 20:11-15
• Psalm 94:1

常见问题

What does it mean that God is 'wearied' by our words?

God is not physically tired, but emotionally and spiritually affected when people deny His justice and truth. It suggests a deep hurt from persistent disbelief.

How can we avoid wearied the Lord with our words?

By speaking truthfully about God's character, acknowledging His righteousness, and trusting in His judgment rather than questioning it.

Why is the concept of 'God of judgment' important?

It reassures believers that there will be an ultimate reckoning where all wrongs are made right, promoting faith and moral living.

What should we do when we see evil prospering?

We should trust in God's justice and remember that He sees everything. We can pray for those involved and continue to live by His standards despite our surroundings.