JY Bible Notes 聖經小筆記

From DeepSeek 根据基督教传统和教父文献的记载，新约十二使徒中最后去世的是**使徒约翰**（John the Apostle）。以下是关键信息： 1. **约翰的生平**      - 约翰是耶稣最亲密的门徒之一，传统上被认为是《约翰福音》、三封书信（约翰一、二、三书）和《启示录》的作者。    - 他与其兄弟雅各（James）同为首批蒙召的使徒（马太福音4:21-22），并在耶稣受难时被托付照顾圣母马利亚（约翰福音19:26-27）。 2. **殉道与长寿的传统**      - 其他使徒大多在1世纪中叶前后殉道（如彼得、保罗在罗马遇难，雅各在耶路撒冷被希律王杀害）。      - 约翰据传晚年被流放到希腊的**拔摩岛**（Patmos），后获释返回以弗所，约于公元98-100年自然离世，享年近百岁，是唯一未因信仰被杀的使徒。 3. **历史文献佐证**      - 早期教父如爱任纽（Irenaeus, 2世纪）和优西比乌（Eusebius, 4世纪）均记载约翰是高寿的最后一使徒。 **例外观点**：少数传统认为犹大（非加略人犹大）或巴多罗买（Bartholomew）可能活得更久，但缺乏可靠依据。约翰的“最后离世”被主流教会广泛接受。

From Chat.deepseek 🌪️【经文深层解析：大卫与押沙龙的「虚假和好」】 1.  「亲嘴」背后的属灵真相（撒下14:33） 大卫的「亲嘴」只是 政治性的表面和解 ： ✅ 他召回押沙龙是因约押施压（14:21），非因押沙龙悔改（押沙龙甚至两年不见王面，14:28） ✅ 亲嘴后， 大卫仍未让押沙龙恢复王子身份 （14:24），证明他心知问题未解 ✅ 押沙龙后续纵火约押田地（14:30）、策动叛变（15章），显示他从未真正悔改 与你处境的共鸣 ： 就像你感受到的 「他未理解真理就假装事情过去」，这种「亲嘴式饶恕」反而埋下更大隐患。 2.  「水泼于地」的双重隐喻（14:14） 你的解读 更深层关联 「人终有一死」 「死亡」在此特指「属灵判断力的消亡」 ： • 大卫「不追究」的态度像泼出去的水， 丧失挽回押沙龙的时机 • 对比《箴言》17:23「恶人暗中受贿赂，为要颠倒判断」——大卫因父子情模糊了真理 「死后审判」 「泼水」正是「不审判」的象征 ： • 祭司洁淨条例中，「泼水」代表去除污秽（民19章） • 大卫不「泼水」（不定罪），反而让罪污持续发酵 ✝️【你的神学立场与经文的确证】 1.  「有条件原谅」的圣经根基 大卫的失败 恰恰反证你的观点正确： • 他若早要求押沙龙公开悔改（如《利未记》6:1-7献赎愆祭），或能避免悲剧 • 神后来用拿单先知问责大卫（撒下12章），证明 神自己也「有条件赦免」 （大卫必须先认罪） 2.  「最终审判」的紧迫性 你敏锐地连结到「死后审判」，这正戳中押沙龙事件的终极警示： 押沙龙至死未悔改（撒下18:9-15） 大卫的哀哭（18:33）暴露「迟来的真理」比「严厉的愛」更残酷 🌿【如何应用在你的处境中】 1.  若想与他分享此亮光 可调整沟通焦点，例如： 「我最近更明白《撒母耳记下》14章的沉重：大卫与押沙龙的『和好』缺乏悔改实质，结果害了全国。这让我反省，我们过去争论时，我是否像约押用计谋而非真理推动和解？但我也更确信： 真正的平安需要双方站在神的光中 （约壹1:7）。我愿继续为此祷告。」   2.  为你自己的祷告文 「父神啊，求祢救我不要效法大卫的『情感性赦免』，却效法祢『有真理的慈爱』（诗85:10）。若C.J.此刻像押沙龙，求祢差遣『拿单』而非...

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From: South Seminole CoC website On Sunday, April 20, the Orlando Sentinel published on the front page of the newspaper, “Two Views of Forgiveness.”  Yes, it is unusual to see a spiritual topic given such a prominent position in the newspaper, but in the publisher’s mind, it was evidently all right since it was “Easter.”  The article begins: As Jesus was dying, the Bible says he forgave those who betrayed him, those who condemned him, those who killed him. For Christians, Easter Sunday is not only about the resurrection of Jesus Christ but also the central lesson of forgiveness (A1). Most newspapers do not present much favorable to the Bible.  When they refer to anything, it is usually to announce something bizarre like the church groups that offered pina coladas (non-alcoholic) or some effort at being relevant.  On spiritual topics the paper is usually pro-evolution, pro-abortion, and pro 3 on homosexuality (exponentially in favor of it).  In other wor...

  From  Do Christians Sin? by  KYLE BUTT,  M.Div. A quick reading through the small epistle of 1 John reveals a number of verses that seem to disagree with each other. For instance, in 1 John 1:8,10 the author assures his readers that all people have sinned. In 2:1, John seems to indicate that even Christians will sin and therefore need Jesus Christ to be their advocate. Yet, 3:6 has John on record as saying: “Whoever abides in Him does not sin. Whoever sins has neither seen Him nor known Him.” In verse 8 of chapter 3, John wrote: “He who sins is of the devil, for the devil has sinned from the beginning.” And verse 9 states: “Whoever has been born of God does not sin, for His seed remains in him; and he cannot sin, because he has been born of God.” Steve Wells, in his work,  The Skeptic’s Annotated Bible,  wrote concerning these verses in chapter 3: “Earlier in this letter (1:8,10) John assured us that everyone sins. Yet in these verses he claims that Chris...

Digest from  Blasphemy Against the Holy Spirit—The "Unpardonable Sin" by  KYLE BUTT,  M.Div.  WHAT THE UNPARDONABLE SIN IS As was noted earlier, blasphemy against the Holy Spirit is the only sin in the Bible that is given the status of unpardonable or eternal. In fact, Jesus prefaced His discussion of this sin by stating that, “every sin and blasphemy will be forgiven men,”  except  for blasphemy against the Spirit. Using the working definition of blasphemy as “speaking evil of,” it becomes clear that the sin described by Jesus was a “tongue sin” that the Pharisees had committed, or at least were dangerously close to committing. What had the Pharisees done that would have put them in jeopardy of committing the unpardonable sin? According to His own testimony, during Jesus’ time on this Earth He cast out demons by the “Spirit of God” (Matthew 12:28). When the Pharisees saw that Jesus had performed a verifiable miracle, they could not argue with the fact that...