Hechos 17:28

Versión Biblia Libre

En él vivimos, nos movemos y existimos. Tal como escribieron los mismos poetas de entre ustedes: ‘Somos su familia’. Hechos 17:28 (VBL)

Bibliyang Pang-aral

Pag-aralan ang talatang ito sa konteksto

Basahin muna Ang paliwanag ay nanatiling malapit sa teksto at sa kilusan ng kabanata.

Paliwanag ng talata

Acts 17:28 shows Paul engaging a pagan audience without flattering paganism. He uses language from their world to expose their failure to know the God who gives life.

Konteksto sa kabanata

At the Areopagus Paul is not praising Athenian spirituality. He is confronting idolatry and pressing his hearers toward repentance by proclaiming the God they have ignored.

⚔️ Pagkakabanggaan

This verse is often used to justify vague spirituality. In context it does the opposite: God’s nearness in creation makes rebellion more guilty, not less.

🧭 Pag-iingat sa pagpapakahulugan

Paul is not endorsing pagan poets wholesale. He is seizing a true fragment in order to press home the claims of the living God.

Mga koneksyon sa ibang Kasulatan

Isaiah 42:5 Tumalon sa teksto

Isaiah also ties life and breath directly to God’s sustaining action.

Colossians 1:16-17 Tumalon sa teksto

Paul later roots all created life and continued coherence in Christ himself.

Mga punto ng pagtuturo

Common language can be used missionally without surrendering revelation.
God’s sustaining presence leaves humanity without excuse.
Faithful witness exposes idolatry rather than decorating it.

Mga tanong sa pag-aaral ng Bibliya

Where do modern Christians confuse cultural contact with spiritual approval?
How does Paul move from shared language to a call for repentance?

Hechos 17:22-31 Deep

Creation apologetics becomes a summons to repent before the risen Judge

Buksan

Tumalon sa kabanata

Paul does not stop at common ground. He moves from the God who made all things to the command that all people everywhere must repent because the risen man appointed by God will judge the world.

Mga tao, lugar, pangyayari, at background

Mga Tao

Paul Paul models bold, intelligent witness before a skeptical elite audience.

Athenian philosophers Stoic and Epicurean listeners represent a culture that was intellectually alive and spiritually blind.

Mga Lugar

Areopagus A public civic-philosophical setting where Paul addresses the city’s thought-world directly.

Mga pangyayari

Areopagus address This sermon moves from creation and providence to repentance and coming judgment.

Kulturang background

Quoted pagan poets Paul cites familiar lines from Greek culture, not to baptize pagan religion, but to show that even their own words leave them accountable before God.

Idagdag sa Mga Tala Mag-sign in para mag-aral

Buong Kabanata Mag-sign in para mag-aral

Ikumpara ang mga Salin

BES

Porque en él tenemos vida, movimiento y existencia; como algunos de sus escritores de versos han dicho, porque somos su descendencia.

NBV

porque en él vivimos, nos movemos y existimos. Como uno de los poetas de ustedes dijo: “Somos de la familia de Dios”.

RV1602P

Porque en él vivimos, y nos movemos, y somos; como también ciertos de vuestros propios poetas dijeron: Porque somos también su linaje.

RV1909

Porque en él vivimos, y nos movemos, y somos; como también algunos de vuestros poetas dijeron: Porque linaje de éste somos también.

RVG

Porque en Él vivimos, y nos movemos, y somos; como también algunos de vuestros poetas han dicho: Porque también nosotros somos linaje suyo.

SPABLM

“Porque en él vivimos, nos movemos y somos”. Como han dicho algunos de tus propios poetas: “Porque también somos su descendencia”.