Micah 2:13

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

开路的 在他们前面上去； 他们直闯过城门，从城门出去。 他们的王在前面行； 耶和华引导他们。

这是什么意思？

This verse talks about a leader (the breaker) who is guiding people through difficult situations, leading them out of trouble with God's guidance. Micah wrote this message to encourage the Israelites during tough times.

儿童解释

Imagine you're in a big maze and there's a brave guide who helps you find your way out. In this verse, someone special is helping people get through their problems, just like that guide would help you escape the maze. And God is right there with them too!

历史背景

Micah wrote this prophecy around 750-700 B.C., addressing the southern kingdom of Judah. This verse speaks to a time when Israel was facing threats and challenges, reminding them of their divine protection and guidance.

今日应用

In today's world, this can apply to situations where someone is leading a group through difficult times, such as a community leader guiding people after a natural disaster or a manager helping employees navigate company changes.

主题

• Leadership
• Guidance
• Protection
• Hope
• Deliverance
• Salvation

相关经文

• Exodus 14:29
• Joshua 6:5
• Psalms 78:53
• Isaiah 54:17
• Matthew 2:20

常见问题

Who is the breaker mentioned in Micah 2:13?

The breaker is a leader who opens up paths for others, guiding them through difficulties. In this context, it refers to someone leading God's people out of trouble.

How does this verse relate to Jesus Christ?

This verse can be seen as a foreshadowing of Jesus as the ultimate leader who guides believers through their troubles and into salvation.

What message is Micah trying to convey with 'their king shall pass before them'?

Micah emphasizes that divine leadership, represented by God's chosen king or leader, will guide His people safely out of challenging situations.

How can this verse be applied in a community setting?

Community leaders can use this verse to inspire hope and unity, emphasizing the importance of following a divine path guided by leadership and faith.