Romans 16:17

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ወን​ድ​ሞ​ቻ​ችን ሆይ፥ እና​ንተ የተ​ማ​ራ​ች​ሁ​ትን ትም​ህ​ርት የሚ​ቃ​ወ​ሙ​ትን፥ መለ​ያ​የ​ት​ንና ማሰ​ና​ከ​ያን የሚ​ያ​ደ​ር​ጉ​ትን እን​ድ​ታ​ው​ቁ​ባ​ቸው እማ​ል​ዳ​ች​ኋ​ለሁ፤ ከእ​ነ​ር​ሱም ተለዩ፤

What Does This Mean?

In this verse, Paul is asking the Christians in Rome to watch out for people who create disagreements and cause trouble that goes against what they've learned about God's teachings. He advises them to stay away from these divisive individuals.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're playing with your friends, and one of them keeps trying to change the rules of a game or starts arguments that make everyone upset. Paul is saying it’s best not to play with someone like that because they can ruin the fun for everyone.

Historical Background

This verse comes from the letter written by the apostle Paul to Christians in Rome around 57 AD. The Roman church was facing challenges from people who were promoting teachings contrary to what Jesus taught, causing conflict and division within the community.

Living It Out Today

In today's world, you might encounter someone at work or school who tries to spread gossip or cause disagreements among others. Paul’s advice reminds us that it’s better to avoid such individuals and focus on maintaining unity with those who share our values and respect Jesus' teachings.

Topics

• unity
• division
• doctrine
• advice
• avoidance
• conflict resolution

Related Verses

• 1 Corinthians 1:10
• Galatians 5:20
• Titus 3:10
• Proverbs 6:19
• Matthew 18:7

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is speaking in Romans 16:17?

The speaker is the apostle Paul, who wrote this letter to encourage and advise the Christians in Rome.

What kind of divisions should we avoid according to this verse?

We should avoid divisions that go against what has been learned about God's teachings, such as those caused by false doctrines or malicious gossip.

Why does Paul emphasize avoiding divisive people in the church?

Paul emphasizes this because divisive people can harm the unity and peace of a community, leading to confusion and conflict among believers.

How can we identify someone who causes divisions as mentioned in Romans 16:17?

Someone causing divisions typically spreads false teachings or rumors that lead to disagreements and discord within the group, disrupting harmony and unity.