Chinese Bible Union Version 2010 (Traditional) (（和合本修訂版） （繁體字） 神版)
我要把我的網撒在他身上，他就被我的羅網纏住。我要帶他到 巴比倫 ，在那裏因他背叛我的罪懲罰他。
这是什么意思？
In this verse, God is speaking and promises to capture someone who has trespassed against Him. God will bring this person to Babylon and hold them accountable for their actions there.
儿童解释
Imagine a game of hide and seek where God says, 'I will find you and bring you to a special place to talk about the rules you broke.' That's what God is doing here, but with a very serious matter.
历史背景
Ezekiel wrote this verse around 593-571 BC while in exile in Babylon. The audience was the exiled Israelites, and the cultural setting was one of captivity and questioning of God's justice and presence.
今日应用
In a modern scenario, if someone in a leadership position misuses their power, this verse reminds us that there will be a time for accountability, no matter how hidden their actions are.
He refers to a person who has trespassed against God, likely someone in a position of authority who has disobeyed God's laws.
Why does God mention Babylon in Ezekiel 17:20?
Babylon was a place of exile for the Israelites. Mentioning Babylon highlights the idea of God's justice and judgment happening in the place of their current suffering.
What does it mean to be 'taken in my snare'?
Being taken in a snare is a metaphor for God's divine intervention to bring someone to justice, similar to how a hunter captures prey.
How does this verse relate to the theme of accountability?
This verse clearly states that there will be accountability for actions against God, emphasizing that no one can hide from divine judgment.