聖經經文關於 Longevity
Bible verses about Longevity
Scripture offers profound insights into longevity, not merely as the accumulation of years, but as a testament to a life lived in alignment with God's will. Exploring verses on this topic invites us to consider the blessings bestowed upon those who honor Him and walk in His ways. It prompts reflection on the relationship between obedience, wisdom, and a flourishing life. Through these verses, we gain a deeper understanding of God's promises and the potential for a long and fulfilling existence rooted in faith, service, and devotion. Delving into these scriptures is an invitation to examine our own lives and seek a path that leads to both earthly and eternal well-being.
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享壽九百六十九歲而終、○
拉麥百八十二歲生子、
爾所出之埃及地、旣播其種、以足導水灌之、如灌蔬圃、
Scripture Passages
若爾有智、爲己有之、若爾侮慢、一己承之、○
享壽九百有五歲而終、○
該南七十歲生瑪勒列、
雅列百六十二歲生以諾、
壽高年邁、氣絕而終、歸於列祖、
卒於迦南之基列亞巴、卽希伯崙、亞伯拉罕來、爲之哀哭、
勿容仁慈誠實去爾、當繫之於頸項、銘之於心版、
緣爾拯救、其榮乃大、尊嚴加於其身兮、
摩西以此告以色列族、民憂甚、
享壽九百有十歲而終、○
瑪勒列六十五歲生雅列、
享壽九百有十歲而終、○
瑪勒列六十五歲生雅列、
負流血之罪者、奔於陷阱、人勿阻之、
勿容仁慈誠實去爾、當繫之於頸項、銘之於心版、
享壽九百三十歲而終、○
負流血之罪者、奔於陷阱、人勿阻之、
壽高年邁、氣絕而終、歸於列祖、
當時亞拉得王居於迦南之南、聞以色列族至、
享壽八百九十五歲而終、○
後歷七百八十二年、猶生子女、
享壽八百九十五歲而終、○
後歷七百八十二年、猶生子女、
享壽九百五十歲而終、
若爾有智、爲己有之、若爾侮慢、一己承之、○
亞伯拉罕語其家宰、卽司全業之老僕曰、爾其置手於我髀下、
亞伯拉罕語其家宰、卽司全業之老僕曰、爾其置手於我髀下、
摩西以此告以色列族、民憂甚、
壽高年邁、氣絕而終、歸於列祖、
享壽九百五十歲而終、
壽高年邁、氣絕而終、歸於列祖、其子以掃雅各葬之、
The Bible's verses on longevity offer more than just promises of long life; they provide a profound framework for understanding a life well-lived. They emphasize the interconnectedness of obedience, wisdom, righteousness, and reverence for God with the potential for extended years. While longevity isn't guaranteed, these scriptures suggest that cultivating a life aligned with God's principles fosters a state of being conducive to wholeness and flourishing, which may, in turn, contribute to a longer lifespan. Let these verses prompt reflection on our own lives, urging us to prioritize spiritual growth and ethical conduct. By embracing wisdom, showing compassion, and remaining faithful, we not only honor God but also cultivate a life rich in purpose, meaning, and potentially, extended years to serve and bless others. Ultimately, the value lies not just in the length of our days, but in the depth and impact of the life we live.