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2026年7月17日 灵修分享

经文：

“他若亏负你，或欠你什么，都归在我的账上，我必偿还。这是我保罗亲笔写的。”
——腓利门书 1:18–19

《腓利门书》是一封充满恩典的书信。阿尼西母曾是腓利门的奴仆，可能亏负了主人，后来因着保罗信主，生命得着改变。保罗没有让他逃避过去，而是鼓励他回去面对，并亲自向腓利门承诺：

“他若亏负你，都归在我的账上，我必偿还。”

短短一句话，却把福音的核心表达得淋漓尽致。

这正是耶稣基督为我们所做的。我们都因罪亏欠了神，欠下了一笔永远无法偿还的债。然而，耶稣来到父神面前，仿佛说：

“他们的罪，都归在我的账上，我必偿还。”

于是，祂在十字架上担当了我们的罪，付清了我们永远无法偿还的代价，使我们因着祂得蒙赦免，与神和好。

保罗愿意承担阿尼西母的债，也提醒我们，真正的爱不仅停留在口头，而是愿意付上代价，使人与人重新和好。

随后，保罗又温柔地提醒腓利门：“连你自己也是亏欠于我。”意思并不是向他讨人情，而是提醒他：你也是因着福音蒙恩的人。既然自己领受了神白白的恩典，也当把这份恩典延伸给别人。

今天，我们都是蒙恩的阿尼西母，也是被主代付重价的人。愿我们常常记得，主已经把我们的罪债归到祂自己的账上，因此，我们也愿意用恩典待人，学习饶恕、接纳，并成为使人和好的器皿。

祷告：

主耶稣，谢谢你没有按我的亏欠待我，反而把我的罪都归到你自己的账上，用生命偿还了我无法偿还的债。求你让我常常记念这份恩典，也赐我一颗愿意饶恕、接纳和成全人的心，使我活出福音的大能，成为和平与恩典的使者。奉主耶稣的名祷告，阿们。

Charged to My Account

Devotional – July 17, 2026

Scripture:

“If he has wronged you in any way or owes you anything, charge that to my account. I, Paul, am writing this with my own hand: I will repay it.”
— Philemon 1:18–19

The book of Philemon is a beautiful picture of God’s grace. Onesimus, once a slave to Philemon, had likely wronged his master or owed him a debt. After meeting Paul, he came to faith in Christ and his life was transformed. Rather than allowing him to avoid his past, Paul encouraged him to return and personally assured Philemon:

“If he has wronged you or owes you anything, charge it to my account. I will repay it.”

These simple words beautifully capture the heart of the Gospel.

This is exactly what Jesus Christ has done for us. Because of sin, every one of us stands indebted before God with a debt we could never repay. Yet Jesus stood before the Father as if to say:

“Charge all of their debt to My account. I will pay it in full.”

At the cross, He bore our sins and paid the price we could never pay, reconciling us to God through His sacrifice.

Paul’s willingness to bear Onesimus’ debt reminds us that genuine love is more than words—it is a love willing to pay the price to restore broken relationships.

Paul then gently reminded Philemon, “You owe me even your own self.” He was not demanding a favor but reminding Philemon that he too had received the grace of the Gospel. Having freely received God’s mercy, he was now called to extend that same grace to another.

Today, we are all like Onesimus—redeemed by grace and purchased at a great price. May we never forget that Christ has taken our debt upon Himself. And because we have received such amazing grace, may we also become people who forgive, restore, and bring reconciliation to others.

Prayer:

Lord Jesus, thank You for not treating me according to my sins, but for taking my debt upon Yourself and paying the full price with Your life. Help me to remember Your amazing grace every day. Give me a heart that is willing to forgive, accept, and restore others, so that I may reflect the power of the Gospel and become an instrument of Your peace. In Jesus’ name, Amen.