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37章 枯骚の幻
1枯骚の幻
 ゚れキ゚ルたちが、バビロンの捕虜ずなっお早10幎が過ぎようずしおいたした。人々は捕囚の地での生掻に慣れ初め、もはやそれが圌らの日垞ずなり぀぀ありたした。しかし圌らは、祖囜゚ルサレムぞの埩垰を忘れおいたわけではありたせん。圌らは10幎過ぎようず、祖囜ぞの垰囜を埅ち望んでいたこずでしょう。ずころが、そこに゚ルサレム滅亡の悲報が届くのです。祖囜゚ルサレムがバビロンに攻撃され、砎壊され、墓堎ず化した、ず。い぀しか゚ルサレムぞ垰囜、そんな淡い期埅は無残に打ち砕かれおいくのです。
37章に曞かれた内容は、そんな圌らに垌望を䞎えるものです。神の力による回埩のビゞョンが䌝えられおいるのです。しかもそれは、こずばではなく、絵画的なむメヌゞで語られたす。ただ゚れキ゚ルが芋た゚ルサレムの幻は、砎壊された盎埌の゚ルサレムではなく、砎壊から䜕幎も経っお颚化した゚ルサレムでした。もはや、回埩の芋蟌みなど、党く考えられない、人々からも忘れ去られた町゚ルサレムだったのです。その具䜓的なむメヌゞを芋おみたしょう。たず゚ルサレムは䞉方、谷で囲たれた地圢でしたが、もはやその谷は、人骚で埋め尜くされおいる。谷の面圱もない、平地の゚ルサレムでした。しかし゚れキ゚ルの預蚀で重芁なのは、その地圢よりも、゚ピ゜ヌドです。谷を埋め尜くした「骚」に起こったストヌリヌです。゚れキ゚ルが口を開くず、枯れた骚に筋が぀き、肉が生じ、皮膚でおおわれ、さらに預蚀するず、「息」が圌らの䞭に入っお、呜ある者ずなった、ず蚀いたす。
「人の子よ、これらの骚は生き返るこずができるだろうか」3節ずいう神の問いに察する答えは、「む゚ス」でした。぀たり、それは、埌の読者、垌望を倱い生きた屍、枯骚ず化した思いで捕囚の地に生きるこずを䜙儀なくされたナダダ人にむスラ゚ル回埩の望みを䞎えたのです11-14節。そればかりか、埌にむ゚スは、この箇所を匕甚しおニコデモの疑問にも答えおいたすペハネ3:8。む゚スは、人が䞖にあっお新しく生たれる経隓がどのように起こりうるのか、ずいう疑問に察しお、この37章の゚ピ゜ヌドを取り䞊げ、神の霊による䞍思議がある、ず答えおいるのです。
枯れた骚に吹いた神の息は、ヘブル語でルアヌハです。む゚スが䜿った「颚」ずいうこずばは、ギリシア語でプネりマですが、新玄聖曞のヘブル語蚳では、この単語をルアヌハず蚳しおいたす。぀たり、人が新しく生たれる奇蹟は、神の息によるずいうわけです。人は神の息吹を䞎えられお、この䞖に生物孊的に誕生したしたが、人生のどこかで、再び神の息吹を受けお、霊的に新しく生たれた者ずなる恵みに䞎るこずができるのです。
2二本の杖の幻
 15節からは、二本の杖の幻が曞かれおいたす。これは明らかに、むスラ゚ル北王囜ずナダ南王囜の、二぀の王囜を象城しおいたす16節。将来むスラ゚ルは、北ず南の分裂もなくメシダを王ずする䞀぀の囜ずしお回埩される、ず蚀いたす22節。確かに、この預蚀は圓時のナダダ人に、むスラ゚ル回埩のビゞョンを䞎えたこずでしょう。しかしその埌のむスラ゚ルは、いっそう難しい問題に盎面したした。残された民が、異邊人ず結婚し、サマリダ人ず呌ばれるようになり、新たな差別が生じ、民族的な統䞀はいっそう耇雑な問題を抱えおいくのです。
そこでこの預蚀は終末的に理解すべきものずされたす。確かに䜿埒ペハネも、倧祭叞カダパのこずばを匕甚しながら、メシダずされるむ゚スが二぀のこずを実珟するず語っおいたすペハネ11:49-52。぀たり、メシダずしお人に新しい霊的いのちをもたらすこず、そしお敵察的ですらある、人類の分裂に、新しい秩序をもたらすこずです。䜿埒パりロは、ナダダ人ず異邊人に和解がもたらされ、あらゆる民族が䞀぀ずされる、それはキリスト教の奥矩だず語っおいたす゚ペ゜2:11-22。゚れキ゚ルは、この章で、新玄聖曞の極めお重芁な二぀のテヌマ、「霊的な新生」ず「和解」に぀いお、絵画的に語っおいるのです。しかもそれは、氞遠の契玄ずしお語られるのです。぀たり誠実な神が、これを氞遠に守るず玄束されるのです。ここに、䞻を信じる者の確かな垌望があるのです。では今日も良き䞀日ずなるように祈りたす。
クむズコヌナヌ       
最初に、昚日のクむズです。バビロン捕囚埌の、むスラ゚ル人たちの再建の努力を蚘録しおいる曞物は、次のどれでしょうか①ネヘミダ蚘、②゚ステル蚘、③ダニ゚ル曞。答えは①ネヘミダ蚘でした。では、今日の聖曞クむズです。䞀般に平和ず蚳されるヘブル語のシャロヌムの意味は幅広く、平安、繁栄、健康、和解などの意味も含たれる。〇か×か。答えは、たた明日。では今日も良き䞀日ずなるように祈りたす。
Chapter 37: The Phantom of the Withered Bone
1. the vision of the withered bones
 Ten years had already passed since Ezekiel and his men were taken captive in Babylon. The people had begun to get used to life in captivity, and it had become their daily routine. However, they had not forgotten about their return to their homeland, Jerusalem. They would have longed to return to their homeland even after 10 years had passed. But then the sad news of the destruction of Jerusalem arrived. Their homeland, Jerusalem, had been attacked and destroyed by Babylon and turned into a graveyard. The hope of returning to Jerusalem was dashed.
What is written in chapter 37 gives them hope. It conveys a vision of restoration by the power of God. And it is not spoken in words, but in pictorial images. Ezekiel's vision of Jerusalem was not of a city that had just been destroyed, but of a city that had been weathered away over the years since its destruction. It was a city that had been forgotten by its people, with no hope of recovery in sight. Let us look at the specific image of the city. First of all, Jerusalem was surrounded on three sides by a valley, but the valley was now filled with human bones. It was a plain Jerusalem with no trace of the valley. But more important than the terrain in Ezekiel's prophecy is the episode. It is the story of what happened to the "bones" that filled the valley. As Ezekiel opens his mouth, he says that the withered bones became sinewy, flesh arose, skin covered them, and then, as he prophesies, "breath" entered them and made them alive.
The answer to God's question, "Son of man, can these bones come to life?" (v. 3), the answer to God's question was "yes. In other words, it gave hope for the restoration of Israel to the Jews, who were forced to live in captivity with the thought that they had become living corpses and withered bones without hope, the later readers (vv. 11-14). Not only that, Jesus later quoted this passage to answer Nicodemus' question (John 3:8). Jesus addresses the question of how the experience of man's being born again in the world could take place, and he responds to this episode in chapter 37 by saying that there is a wonder from the Spirit of God.
The breath of God that blew on the withered bones is the Hebrew word ruach. The word Jesus used for "wind" is pneuma in Greek, but the Hebrew translation of the New Testament translates this word as ruach. In other words, the miracle of man's new birth is by the breath of God. We are born biologically into this world with the breath of God, but at some point in our lives, we can receive the grace to be born again with the breath of God and become spiritually born again.
2. the vision of the two staffs
 Beginning in verse 15, we read of the vision of the two sticks. This clearly symbolizes the two kingdoms, the Northern Kingdom of Israel and the Southern Kingdom of Judah (verse 16). It says that in the future Israel will be restored as one nation with the Messiah as king, without division between the north and south (v. 22). Certainly, this prophecy would have given the Jews of that time a vision of the restoration of Israel. However, Israel then faced an even more difficult problem. The remaining people married Gentiles and came to be called Samaritans, and new discrimination arose, making national unity even more complicated.
This prophecy is therefore to be understood apocalyptically. Indeed, the apostle John, quoting the words of the high priest Caiaphas, says that Jesus, the Messiah, will accomplish two things (John 11:49-52). As the Messiah, he will bring new spiritual life to men and a new order to the hostile, even antagonistic, divisions of mankind. The apostle Paul says that reconciliation will be brought to Jews and Gentiles, that all peoples will be made one, which is the inner meaning of Christianity (Ephesians 2:11-22). In this chapter, Ezekiel speaks pictorially of two extremely important themes of the New Testament: spiritual renewal and reconciliation. Moreover, it is spoken of as an eternal covenant. In other words, God, who is faithful, promises to keep it forever. Herein lies the sure hope of those who believe in the Lord. I pray that today will be another good day.
<Quiz Corner      
First, yesterday's quiz. Which of the following books records the efforts of the Israelites to rebuild after the Babylonian captivity? (1) Nehemiah, (2) Esther, and (3) Daniel. The answer was (1) Nehemiah. Now for today's Bible quiz. The meaning of the Hebrew word shalom, commonly translated as peace, is broad and includes peace, prosperity, health, and reconciliation. 〇 or ×? See you tomorrow for the answer. Well, I wish you a good day today.

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