Mark 12:18

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有兜毋相信復活這件事个撒都該人來見耶穌，問佢講：

这是什么意思？

In this verse from Mark's Gospel, the Sadducees, a religious group who didn't believe in resurrection after death, come to Jesus with a question about marriage and life after death.

儿童解释

Imagine some people who think you can’t go to heaven when you die. They ask Jesus if they’re right or wrong. It’s like asking if there’s a playground in the sky where kids play forever!

历史背景

The book of Mark was written by John Mark, likely around AD 65-70 for Roman Christians. This encounter happens during a time when various Jewish groups debated the afterlife and resurrection.

今日应用

Today, we often face questions about what happens after death. Just like these Sadducees challenged Jesus’ views on resurrection, many today question if there’s life beyond this world.

主题

• resurrection
• faith
• death
• marriage
• the Sadducees
• challenges to Jesus

相关经文

• Luke 20:27
• Acts 4:1-3
• Matthew 22:23
• Romans 8:11
• 1 Corinthians 15:12

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常见问题

Why were the Sadducees questioning Jesus about resurrection?

They questioned Jesus because they did not believe in resurrection, and this was a way to challenge his teachings and authority.

What does Mark 12:18 tell us about beliefs at that time?

It shows the diversity of religious beliefs among Jewish groups, with some like the Sadducees not believing in resurrection or life after death.

How can this verse apply to today's discussions on religion and faith?

This verse reminds us that even today, people debate about life after death and resurrection, often challenging religious leaders much as the Sadducees did Jesus.

What lessons can children learn from Mark 12:18?

Children can learn to respect different beliefs while understanding the importance of their own faith in what happens after we die.