Matthew 10:14

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

这是什么意思?

This verse tells us that if people don't welcome or listen to you when you share your message, then leave and shake the dust off your feet as a sign of leaving them behind. Jesus is speaking, giving instructions to his disciples about how to react in situations where they are not welcomed.

儿童解释

Imagine you're sharing your favorite toy with friends, but some don't want it or listen to you. Then you move on and pretend those friends didn’t matter by shaking the dust off your shoes, like leaving them behind as if they never existed.

历史背景

Matthew wrote this verse in his Gospel around 80-90 AD. It was directed at Jesus' disciples who were being sent out to spread His message. The action of shaking the dust off one's feet was a symbolic gesture indicating rejection and leaving behind those who did not accept their message, rooted in cultural practices of that time.

今日应用

Imagine you're trying to convince your neighbor about recycling, but they are uninterested and dismissive. After your attempt fails, you leave with the understanding that continuing would be futile, much like shaking off dust from your shoes symbolizes moving on without lingering.

主题

rejectionmissionary worksymbolismmessage sharingdiscipleshipfaithfulness

相关经文

Acts 13:51Luke 9:5Mark 6:11Amos 7:4-7Matthew 23:38

常见问题

What is the significance of shaking dust off one's feet?
Shaking dust off one’s feet symbolizes leaving behind those who do not accept your message, showing that you move on without them.
Who are 'you' in this verse?
'You' refers to Jesus’ disciples whom He sent out to spread His teachings and heal people.
Is shaking dust off feet a literal action?
While it was a physical gesture, its main purpose was symbolic—signaling rejection of those who did not accept the message.
How does this relate to modern missionary work?
Missionaries today might use this principle when their efforts are met with persistent rejection, understanding that it's sometimes necessary to move on and focus elsewhere.
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