聖經經文關於 Master
Bible verses about Master
Understanding "Master" in scripture is pivotal to grasping our relationship with God and Christ. The Bible uses "Master" to depict both earthly authority and divine sovereignty. Exploring these verses illuminates the profound implications of submission, obedience, and service. By studying how biblical figures interacted with their masters, both human and divine, we gain insight into humility, responsibility, and the true meaning of discipleship. This knowledge equips us to better navigate our own lives, fostering a deeper connection with the ultimate Master and living a life reflecting His teachings and love. Let the scriptures guide you toward a fuller understanding of this vital concept.
Most Helpful Verses
Begin your study with these carefully selected passages
押沙龍及以色列長老、皆悅此言、
僕告主曰、孺子不能離父、離之則父死、
又曰、以色列軍旅、今日爲我所侮、可遣一人與我戰鬬、
Scripture Passages
耶和華歟、爾法至實、爾室宜其爲聖、迄於永久兮、
償我願於耶和華在衆民前、在耶和華室院、在耶路撒冷邑中兮、爾其頌美耶和華兮、
押沙龍及以色列長老、皆悅此言、
頰若香花畦、又如香草壟、脣若百合花、且滴沒藥汁、
曰、國原屬我、以色列衆咸仰望我、欲我爲王、乃爾所知、惟今反歸我弟、乃由於耶和華也、
俟駝飲竟、乃取金環、重半舍客勒、金釧二、重十舍客勒、
拉班與彼土利曰、斯事由於耶和華、我儕不能與汝言其是非、
頰若香花畦、又如香草壟、脣若百合花、且滴沒藥汁、
童至其矢所射之處、約拿單呼曰、矢非過於爾乎、
我若飢、不告爾、世界與充其中者、咸屬我兮、
妄詡饋遺、如有風雲而無雨、
爾遭難而呼我、我卽救爾、自雷霆隱處俞允爾、試爾於米利巴水兮、
海歟、爾何爲而逃遁、約但歟、爾何爲而返流、
頰若香花畦、又如香草壟、脣若百合花、且滴沒藥汁、
默祝未竟、而利百加出、負缾於肩、臨井以汲、我謂之曰、請予我飲、
居地極者、畏爾異蹟、爾使日出日入之區、靡不歡欣兮、
愛情在於諸樂、何其美好、可悅之甚、
我將以靈置於其衷、俾其聞風、而歸故土、在彼使仆於刃、○
是日以掃返於西珥、
斯民厭棄西羅亞緩流之水、而悅利汛與利瑪利之子、
約書亞盡取斯土、卽山地、南土、歌珊四境、及其窪地、亞拉巴與以色列山地、及其窪地、
曰、吾主亞伯拉罕之上帝耶和華、宜頌美焉、彼於我主、不絕其仁與誠、且於途中導我、至吾主昆弟之家、○
耶和華歟、世人爲誰、爾乃念之、人子爲誰、爾乃顧之、
厥主見耶和華偕之、使其諸事亨通、
約瑟弗從、曰、主不知家事、以凡所有、歸我掌握、
故加以恩、俾侍左右、委治家業、悉以所有、歸其掌握、
此家之中、莫大於我、除爾爲主室外、無一不歸我者、曷敢干此元惡、獲罪於上帝、
彼必咸至、集於荒谷、巖穴棘籬、與諸牧地、○
厥主見耶和華偕之、使其諸事亨通、
約瑟弗從、曰、主不知家事、以凡所有、歸我掌握、
故加以恩、俾侍左右、委治家業、悉以所有、歸其掌握、
此家之中、莫大於我、除爾爲主室外、無一不歸我者、曷敢干此元惡、獲罪於上帝、
豈可以我餅水、及爲剪羊毛者所宰之肉、給於不知奚自之人乎、
假令五十義者缺其五、豈因缺五人、而滅此一邑乎、曰、設有四十五人、則亦弗滅、
擊折僕婢之一齒、必緣其齒而釋之、○
俾爾碾穀延及摘葡萄、摘葡萄延及播種之時、得以果腹安居、
惟耶和華曰、勇士所俘獲、必脫之、強者所攘奪、必救之、蓋敵爾者、我必敵之、而拯爾子女、
勿詛聾者、勿置窒礙於瞽者前、宜畏爾之上帝、我乃耶和華也、
旣釋之、毋使徒手而去、
播惡者必斂禍、其怒之勢必敗、
Exploring biblical verses about "Master" reveals a multifaceted understanding of authority, service, and ultimately, discipleship. These passages highlight both the earthly master-servant relationship and, more importantly, the supreme Lordship of Jesus Christ. Whether considering commands for just treatment of human servants or the call to submit to Christ as our ultimate Master, the verses emphasize responsibility, respect, and obedience. Recognizing Jesus as Master transforms our perspective, shaping our actions and motivations toward serving Him and others with humility and dedication. Reflecting on these verses encourages a constant self-assessment: Are we truly living as servants of Christ, reflecting His character in all aspects of our lives? Let these principles guide us toward a deeper commitment to His Lordship and a more impactful expression of our faith.