And a stone of stumbling, and a rock of offence, even to them which stumble at the word, being disobedient: whereunto also they were appointed.
Pero para aquellos que se niegan a escuchar, él se convierte en una piedra con la que tropiezan, una roca que los hace caer. Tropiezan porque no aceptan el mensaje, y honestamente, esto siempre iba a pasar.
Quienes rechazan el mensaje de Cristo tropiezan con él, lo cual estaba destinado a suceder.
📚 Contexto Histórico
In the first century, the Apostle Peter wrote his letter to Christians scattered across the Roman Empire who were facing persecution and social pressures, drawing from Old Testament prophecies like Isaiah 8:14 and Psalm 118:22 to describe Jesus as a "stone of stumbling" for those who reject God's word. This imagery highlighted the cultural and religious tensions of the time, where many Jews and Gentiles expected a different kind of Messiah, and disobedience to the Gospel led to spiritual downfall. Peter's message emphasized that this stumbling was not accidental but part of God's sovereign appointment for those who persisted in unbelief.
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