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Vad säger Bibeln om sysslolöshet? översätta Bibelns sysslolöshet, att vara sysslolös ljud SVAR Det finns flera olika ord som översatts med "sysslolöshet" i Bibeln. Även om det finns vissa subtila skillnader i nyanser är den allmänna betydelsen av sysslolöshet "odisciplinerad slapphet". I Predikaren 10:18 ges en målande beskrivning av följderna av sysslolöshet: "Genom lättja sjunker takbjälkarna; På grund av sysslolösa händer läcker huset." Sysslolöshet är motsatsen till flit, som Bibeln ofta rekommenderar (Ordspråksboken 12:24; 13:4; Romarbrevet 12:11; Efesierbrevet 4:28). Sysslolöshet kan visa sig på många olika sätt. Jesus varnade oss för tomma ord. Han sa: "Men jag säger er att var och en på domens dag skall stå till svars för varje tomt ord som de har talat" (Matt. 12:36). Tomma ord är odisciplinerat tal. I Efesierna 5:4 finns en ofullständig uppräkning av tomt tal: "Inte heller skall det förekomma oanständigheter, dåraktigt prat eller grovt skämt, som är malplacerade, utan snarare tacksägelse." Tomt tal är det som med största sannolikhet inte skulle sägas i Jesu fysiska närvaro. I Timoteus 6:20 står det också att vi ska undvika "gudlöst prat och motsatta uppfattningar om det som falskeligen kallas kunskap". Vi skall alltså inte bara eliminera vårt eget tomma tal, utan vi skall också vända oss bort från andras dåraktiga prat. I Första Timoteus 5:13 får unga änkor lära sig att gifta om sig och skaffa barn, så att de inte "lär sig att vara lättjefulla och går från hus till hus, och inte bara är dagdrivare, utan också skvallrar och är upptagna med att säga vad de inte bör göra". Sysslolöshet frambringar annat ont som skvaller och förtal (2 Kor 12:20). Kvinnor var inte de enda som varnades för sysslolöshet. Andra Tessalonikerbrevet 3:11 säger: "Vi hör att några av er är sysslolösa och störande. De är inte upptagna; de är upptagna." Sysslolöshet är en grund för många andra synder, och troende varnas för att tillåta det i sina egna liv eller i kyrkan. Bibeln däremot berömmer dem som var kända för sina goda gärningar och sin tjänst för Guds rike. Tabita "gjorde alltid gott och hjälpte de fattiga" (Apg. 9:36). Euodia och Syntyke prisas av Paulus för att de arbetar hårt vid hans sida för evangeliets skull (Filipperbrevet 4:2-3). Epafroditos arbetade så hårt för att dela evangeliet att han nästan dog (Filipperbrevet 2:30). Tryfena, Tryfosa och Persis är andra som fick beröm för sitt hårda arbete i Herren (Romarbrevet 16:12). Alla dessa prisas för sin vägran att vara sysslolösa när det fanns arbete att utföra. Sysslolöshet innebär att det inte finns något att göra som är värt tid eller ansträngning. Men så länge det finns människor som är förlorade utan Kristus, finns det alltid något att göra. För att bekämpa tendensen att vara sysslolösa bör vi odla vanorna att be, studera Bibeln, meditera och tjäna. Det finns alltid någon som behöver hjälp, förbön eller uppmuntran. När våra hjärtan är helt hängivna Jesu Kristi herravälde kan vi inte vara sysslolösa länge, för det är inte vad han skulle göra. Jesus sade: "Så länge det är dag, måste vi göra hans gärningar som har sänt mig. Natten kommer, då ingen kan arbeta" (Joh. 9:4). Bibeln instruerar oss att "alltid överflöda i Herrens verk, eftersom ni vet att ert arbete i Herren inte är förgäves" (1 Kor. 15:58). Jesus sade: "Skörden är riklig, men arbetarna är få. Be därför skördens Herre att sända ut arbetare till sitt skördefält" (Luk. 10:2). Den som frestas att vara sysslolös bör fråga sig själv: Vad kan jag göra just nu för att bli en av hans arbetare? ti nadrljaju · Delat med Offentligt SAINT VITALIST OF GAZA (VITALIUS). Vitalius was a monk of the monastery of Saint Seridus. He arrived in Alexandria when Saint John the Merciful was Patriarch of Alexandria. When he was sixty years old, undertook an extraordinary task: he wrote down from memory the names of all the prostitutes of Alexandria and he began to pray for them. He worked from morning to evening, earning twelve copper coins each day. In the evening, he bought a single bean, which he ate after sunset. Then he would give the rest of the money to one of the harlots, whom he visited at night and said, “I beg you, take this money and do not sin with anyone tonight.” Then he stayed with the harlot in her room. While she slept, the Elder spent the whole night at prayer, reading the Psalms, and quietly left in the morning. He did this each day, visiting all the harlots in turn, and he made them promise to keep the purpose of his visit secret. The people of Alexandria, not knowing the truth, became indignant over the monk’s behavior, and they reviled him. However, he meekly endured their scorn, and he only asked that they not judge others. The holy prayers of Vitalius saved many fallen women. Some of them went to a monastery, others got married, and others found respectable work. But they were forbidden to tell anyone the reason why they had changed their life, and thereby stop the abuse heaped upon Vitalius. They were bound by an oath they had made to Vitalius. When one of the women began to break her oath and stood up to defend Vitalius, she fell into a demonic frenzy. After this, the people of Alexandria had no doubt concerning the sinfulness of the monk. Certain of the clergy, scandalized by the behavior of Vitalius, reported him to the holy Patriarch John the Merciful. But the Patriarch did not believe the informers and he said, “Cease to judge, especially monks. Don’t you know what happened at the First Council of Nicea? Some of the bishops and the clergy brought letters of denunciation against each other to the emperor Saint Constantine the Great. He commanded that a burning candle be brought, and not even reading the letters, he burned them and said, ‘If I had seen with my own eyes a bishop sinning, or a priest, or a monk, then I would have veiled such with his garb, so that no one might see his sin.’” Thus, the wise hierarch shamed the calumniators. Vitalius continued on with his difficult exploit: appearing himself before people under the guise of a sinner and a prodigal, he led the prodigal to repentance. One time, emerging from a house of ill repute, the monk encountered a young man going there. It is said that he was a pimp and he wanted Vitalius to quit interfering with business in Alexandria. He with an insult struck him on the head and cried out, that the monk was a disgrace to the Name of Christ. The monk answered him: “Believe me, that after me, humble man that I be, thou also shalt receive such a blow on the cheek, that will have all Alexandria thronging to thine cry”. Vitalius managed to return to his hut and died alone soon after, apparently in prayer. At that very hour, a terrifying demon appeared before the youth who had struck Vitalius, and the demon struck the youth on the head and cried out: “Here is a knock from Saint Vitalius.” The youth went into a demonic madness. In a frenzy, he thrashed about on the ground, tore the clothing from himself and howled so loudly, that a multitude of people gathered. When the youth finally came to his senses after several hours, he then rushed off to the cell of the monk, calling out: “Have mercy on me, O servant of God, for I have sinned against thee.” At the door of the cell, he came fully to his senses and he told those gathered there about his former encounter with Vitalius. Then the youth knocked on the door of the cell, but he received no answer. When they broke in the door, they then saw that the monk was dead, on his knees before an icon. In his hand was a scroll with the words: “Men of Alexandria, judge not beforehand, till come the Lord, the Righteous Judge”. At this moment, there came up the demon-possessed woman, punished by the monk for wanting to violate the secret of his exploit. Having touched the body of the saint, she was healed and told the people about everything that had happened with her. When the women who had been saved by Vitalius learned about his death, they gathered together and told everyone about the virtues and mercy of Vitalius. Saint John the Merciful also rejoiced, in that he had not believed the calumniators, and that a righteous man had not been condemned. And then together with the throng of repentant women, converted by Vitalius, the holy Patriarch solemnly conveyed his remains throughout all the city and gave them reverent burial. And from that time many of the Alexandrian people made themselves a promise to judge no one. SAINT VITALIST OF GAZA (VITALIUS) PRAY FOR US. #TheBeautyOfMyCatholicFaith #BeACyberMissionary #VaticanNews #catholicsaints #catholicchurch #SAINTVITALISTOFGAZA #LiveTruthLiveCatholic @followers #catholicschool @highlightWe need to be vigilant and and guard ourselves from Satan. who wants to divide the faithful, remember your faith, remember who you are, you are among the elect of God. Stand steadfast to the gospels. Testify of a living God who became flesh to redeem mankind, so that we endure to the end of days to rejoice in the day of the Lord. When by our devotion and loyalty to the doctrines of His Church that has been with us for almost 2,000 years. Remember the Lord has promised that His Church will never fail. Here are what the saints and faithful say; The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he doesn’t exist. Charles Baudelaire The only power the devil has is the power we give him. The worst prison would be a closed heart. Saint John Paul the Great Only saints can save the world. And only our own sins can stop us from being saints. Peter Kreeft You have to cross the cross to get to Heaven. Lizzie McCracken You have an evil twin who is always with you. He is called your ego. Peter Kreeft All the darkness of the world cannot extinguish the light of a single candle. Saint Francis of Assisi Fly from bad companions as from the bite of a poisonous snake. Saint John Bosco Sin is the assassin of the soul. Saint John Vianney We often have to choose between what is right and what is easy. Anonymous Always be doing something worthwhile; then the devil will always find you busy. Saint Jerome The principle trap that the devil sets for young people is idleness. Saint John Bosco Idleness is the enemy of the soul. Saint Anselm One of the most common ways people justify sin is by saying “Everyone else is doing it”. Anonymous Don’t waste your suffering. Saint John Paul the Great Love unites. Sin divides. Anonymous Only those who do not fight are never wounded. Saint John Chrysostom The dragon sits by the side of the road, watching those who pass. Beware lest he devour you. We go to the Father of Souls, but it is necessary to pass by the dragon. Saint Cyril of Jerusalem Suffering without Christ just hurts. But suffering with Christ can transform the world. Father Mike Schmitz Fear not for the Church, only fear for your own salvation by obedience, and and the will of God will make all things fit into place. Michael Joseph O’Connor