公義的神，鼓勵人向祂坦白The just God invites your honesty
詩篇 73 篇的作者亞薩，親眼見到惡人享平安、義人受苦難，幾乎因此跌倒。但他沒有假裝沒事——他把最真實的懷疑帶到神面前。Asaph, the psalm's author, watched the wicked prosper and the righteous suffer — and nearly lost his footing over it. He didn't pretend to be fine — he brought his rawest doubts straight to God.
現代的不公義，配對詩篇73篇Modern injustice, matched to Psalm 73
每句現代對話，從下拉選單揀一個你認為最相配的詩篇 73 篇節數，然後按「核對」睇答案。For each modern line, pick the Psalm 73 verse you think matches from the dropdown, then press "Check" to see the answer.
🆕 第二輪：你自己諗一個現代事件
🆕 Round 2: think of your own modern event
呢一輪冇固定答案。你自己諗一個今日世界（新聞、學校、屋企……）你覺得唔公平嘅例子，寫低嚟，然後喺下面揀一節你覺得最相配嘅詩篇73篇經文，並寫低點解。There's no fixed answer this round. Think of your own example of unfairness in today's world (news, school, home…), write it down, then pick the Psalm 73 verse you think fits best and explain why.
✍️ 反思一：揀一組你最有感的對話－經文－現象Reflection 1: pick the pairing that hits closest to home
把你認為最不公義的新聞或生活現象，配合詩篇 73 篇其中一兩節，寫低你的感想與信仰反思。 Take the news story or life situation that feels most unjust to you, pair it with one or two verses from Psalm 73, and write your thoughts.
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「等我進了神的聖所，思想他們的結局」"Till I entered the sanctuary… then I discerned their end"
亞薩沒有停留在埋怨或不信。他親近神、重新仰望神，心裡突然明白過來，看到事情的真正結局（詩 73:17–28）。Asaph doesn't stay in complaint or doubt. Drawing near to God, he suddenly understands — and sees the true ending of the story (Ps 73:17–28).
✨ 小結：公義的神必在死後施行公平的審判✨ Conclusion: the just God will judge fairly beyond death
人類就算今生看不到地上公義彰顯，也要憑信心，按神的話及祂公義的屬性相信這點，才得安慰。Even when we don't see justice done on earth in this life, we take comfort by faith in God's word and His just character.
- 「不要為作惡的心懷不平，也不要向那行不義的生出嫉妒。因為他們如草快被割下，又如青菜快要枯乾。」（詩 37:1）"Do not fret because of those who are evil… for like the grass they will soon wither." (Ps 37:1)
- 「按著定命，人人都有一死，死後且有審判。」（來 9:27）"People are destined to die once, and after that to face judgment." (Heb 9:27)
- 「主所應許的尚未成就，有人以為他是耽延，其實不是耽延，乃是寬容你們，不願有一人沉淪，乃願人人都悔改。」（彼後 3:9）"The Lord is not slow… he is patient, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance." (2 Pet 3:9)
- 財主與拉撒路（路 16:19–31）——財主積攢的財富在永恆國度中完全無用；兩人死後在永恆中的結局，與他們在世間的境遇完全出乎人意料之外。The Rich Man and Lazarus (Luke 16:19–31) — the rich man's wealth was worthless in eternity; both men's eternal outcomes were the complete reverse of their earthly ones.
❓ 問題四Question 4
你相信「人死如燈滅」，還是「靈魂死後存在，有天堂地獄及最終公義審判」？理據是甚麼？Do you believe "death is the end," or "the soul continues, with heaven, hell, and a final just judgment"? What's your reasoning?
❓ 問題五Question 5
現代科學有大量瀕死經驗（Near Death Experience, NDE）研究，這些研究對以上問題有甚麼啟迪？Modern science has a body of Near Death Experience (NDE) research — what does it suggest about the questions above?
用一首詩歌、一段禱告，回應今日的功課Respond to today's lesson with a song and a prayer
🎵《因主的名》"Because of Your Name"
「全因主的聖名，勞苦可得安靜；行走於孤單困惑裡面有主傾聽。」聽完呢首歌，諗吓：呢首歌可唔可以帶來世上神未完全帶來嘅公義嘅安慰？"Because of Your holy name, weary hearts find rest." After listening, consider: can this song bring comfort about the justice God hasn't yet fully brought to this world?
▶ 🎙️《為何神容讓苦難？》聖經式解答"Why Does God Allow Suffering?" — a biblical answer
同亞薩喺詩篇73篇嘅掙扎相呼應——一條短片解釋點解神容讓苦難，同祂最終嘅公義。Echoes Asaph's struggle in Psalm 73 — a short video on why God allows suffering, and His ultimate justice.
▶🔎 你嘅任務：自己搵一條片Your task: find one yourself
搜尋一首詩歌，或一位真實的人分享點樣喺「詩篇73篇式」嘅掙扎中，重新仰望神。留意佢係咪同你今日嘅反思有連結。Search for a worship song, or a real person's testimony of a "Psalm-73-style" struggle where they turned back to God. Notice whether it connects to today's reflection.
🙏 關於這些禱告About these prayers
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🙏 反思二：寫一段誠實的禱文Reflection 2: write an honest prayer
像詩人在 73 篇 1–16 節那樣，把心裡不開心的感受向神傾心吐意。有時，這些例子不一定是遠方的不公義，甚至可能是你個人遇到的不幸（例如自己的家境出生不如其他人……）。Like the psalmist in verses 1–16, pour out your honest, unhappy feelings to God. Sometimes this isn't a distant injustice — it may be something personal (like the family you were born into…).
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