Lièwángjìshang 13:1-9

1 Nàshí , yǒu yī gè shén rén fèng Yēhéhuá de méng cóng Yóudà lái dào Bótèlì . Yéluóbōān zhēng zhàn zaì tán páng yào shāoxiāng .

2 Shén rén fèng Yēhéhuá de méng xiàng tán hūjiào , shuō , tán nǎ , tán nǎ . Yēhéhuá rúcǐ shuō , Dàwèi jiā lǐ bì shēng yī gè érzi , míng jiào Yuēxīyà , tā bìjiāng qiū tán de jìsī , jiù shì zaì nǐ shàngmian shāoxiāng de , shā zaì nǐ shàngmian , rén de gútou yĕ bì shāo zaì nǐ shàngmian .

3 Dāng rì , shén rén shè gè yùzhào , shuō , zhè tán bì pòliè , tán shàng de huī bì qīng sǎ , zhè shì Yēhéhuá shuō de yùzhào .

4 Yé Luóbōān wáng tīngjian shén rén xiàng Bótèlì de tán suǒ hūjiào de huà , jiù cóng tán shàng shēnshǒu , shuō , ná zhù tā ba . wáng xiàng shén rén suǒ shēn de shǒu jiù kū gān le , bùnéng wān huí .

5 Tán yĕ pòliè le , tán shàng de huī qīng sǎ le , zhēng rú shén rén fèng Yēhéhuá de méng suǒ shè de yùzhào .

6 Wáng duì shén rén shuō , qǐng nǐ wèi wǒ dǎogào , qiú Yēhéhuá nǐ shén de ēndiǎn shǐ wǒde shǒu fù yuán . yúshì shén rén qídǎo Yēhéhuá , wáng de shǒu jiù fù le yuán , réng rú xún cháng yíyàng .

7 Wáng duì shén rén shuō , qǐng nǐ tóng wǒ huí qù chī fàn , jiā tiān xīn lì , wǒ yĕ bì gĕi nǐ shǎngcì .

8 Shén rén duì wáng shuō , nǐ jiù shì bǎ nǐde gōng yī bàn gĕi wǒ , wǒ yĕ bù tóng nǐ jìn qù , yĕ bú zaì zhè dìfang chī fàn hē shuǐ .

9 Yīnwei yǒu Yēhéhuá de huà zhǔfu wǒ , shuō bùkĕ zaì Bótèlì chī fàn hē shuǐ , yĕ bùkĕ cóng nǐ qù de yuán lù huí lái .

Lièwángjìshang 13:1-9 Meaning and Commentary

INTRODUCTION TO 1 KINGS 13

In this chapter is an account of a man of God being sent to exclaim against Jeroboam's altar, and threaten its destruction, of which he gave a sign, which was accomplished, and with it the withering of the king's hand, which was healed upon the prophet's prayer for him, 1Ki 13:1-7, who would have entertained him at his house, but he refused the offer, and departed, 1Ki 13:8-10, but an old prophet in Bethel hearing of him, rode after him, and fetched him back to eat bread with him, through a lie he told him, 1Ki 13:11-19 upon which the word came to the old prophet, threatening the man of God with death for disobeying his command, and which was accordingly executed by a lion that met him in the way, and slew him, 1Ki 13:20-24, of which the old prophet being informed, went and took up his carcass, and buried it in his own sepulchre, where he charged his sons to bury him also when dead, believing that all the man of God had said would be fulfilled, 1Ki 13:25-30 and the chapter is closed with observing the continuance of Jeroboam in his idolatry, 1Ki 13:33,34.