Mark 2:15

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

耶稣在 利未 家里坐席的时候，有好些税吏和罪人与耶稣并门徒一同坐席；因为这样的人多，他们也跟随耶稣。

这是什么意思？

This verse describes a scene where Jesus is having dinner with many tax collectors and sinners in his house, along with his disciples. It shows that Jesus welcomes all people, even those considered outcasts.

儿童解释

Imagine you're at a party, but only the kids who love pizza get invited to sit next to you. That's not very nice, right? Well, Jesus invites everyone to sit and eat with him, even those others might think are 'bad.' He wants everyone to feel welcome!

历史背景

This verse was written by Mark around 65-70 AD. It reflects a time when tax collectors were seen as traitors and sinners were shunned by society. Jesus' actions here challenged societal norms, showing compassion and acceptance.

今日应用

Imagine working in an office where some people are excluded from team lunches because of their job roles or past mistakes. Following Jesus’ example means inviting everyone to share a meal and be part of the group, fostering inclusion and understanding.

主题

• acceptance
• compassion
• salvation
• forgiveness
• inclusion
• community

相关经文

• Luke 5:29-32
• Matthew 11:19
• John 4:7-26
• Isaiah 57:15
• Romans 10:13

常见问题

Why were tax collectors considered outcasts?

Tax collectors were seen as traitors because they worked for the Roman government, often charging more than was due and keeping the extra money. This made them unpopular and morally suspect.

How can one practice inclusivity like Jesus?

To follow Jesus’ example, make an effort to include everyone in your community activities, listen to people’s stories, and show kindness to those often overlooked.

What was the Pharisees' reaction to this scene?

The Pharisees were critical of Jesus for associating with 'sinners,' questioning his motives and purity. This highlights their rigid views on social interaction and purification.