Lucas 3:10

10 Las multitudes preguntaron:
—¿Qué debemos hacer?

Lucas 3:10 Meaning and Commentary

Luke 3:10

And the people asked him
Not the same as in ( Luke 3:7 ) the Sadducees and Pharisees, for they seemed not to be at all affected with, and wrought upon, by the ministry of John; but rather were displeased with him, and turned their backs on him, and rejected him and his baptism; but the common people, that stood by; who hearing John speak of wrath to come, and of repentance, and fruits worthy of it, were filled with concern about these things, and inquire,

saying, what shall we do?
either to escape the wrath and vengeance coming on the nation, and also eternal ruin and destruction; and Beza says, that in two of his copies, and one of them his most ancient one it is added, "to be saved", and so in two of Stephens's; which confirms the above sense, and makes their inquiry to be the same with the jailor's, ( Acts 16:30 ) or else their meaning is, what are the things we are to do, or the fruits we are to bring forth, the duties we are to perform, in order to testify the truth and genuineness of our repentance? which latter seems most agreeable.

Lucas 3:10 In-Context

8 Demuestren con su forma de vivir que se han arrepentido de sus pecados y han vuelto a Dios. No se digan simplemente el uno al otro: “Estamos a salvo porque somos descendientes de Abraham”. Eso no significa nada, porque les digo que Dios puede crear hijos de Abraham de estas mismas piedras.

9 Ahora mismo el hacha del juicio de Dios está lista para cortar las raíces de los árboles. Así es, todo árbol que no produzca buenos frutos será cortado y arrojado al fuego.

10 Las multitudes preguntaron:
—¿Qué debemos hacer?

11 Juan contestó:
—Si tienes dos camisas, da una a los pobres. Si tienes comida, comparte con los que tienen hambre.

12 Hasta los corruptos recaudadores de impuestos vinieron a bautizarse y preguntaron:
—Maestro, ¿qué debemos hacer?