be bɛ mun, nin kpongbo mun, nin talie mun. Be blɛ be like diwa ekun, afin be se bé wun kɛ: «Sran sɔ'm b'a fɛ, yɛlɛ kɛ awe nin nzue we kunnin be aawlɛ flɛnnɛn'n nun lɔ.» Like diwa nga be fa bali'n yɛ: ble mma, ɔrz, ble sanmlɛn, ble mma kɛɛnwa, waka mma uflɛ mun, lanti, awɛma nzue, bɛr, bua mun, ɔ nin fromaz bɔ be fa nannin nyɔnflɛn nzue be yo'n.
What Does This Mean?
This verse describes the generous offerings brought to support a group of people in need. Items like beds, food, and cooking supplies were given. It shows the community coming together to help each other.
Explained for Children
Imagine if your neighborhood had a big potluck dinner where everyone brought something to share, like blankets, snacks, and cooking tools. That's what this verse is talking about - people working together to help others.
Historical Background
2 Samuel was written by various authors, likely including the prophet Nathan, in the late 10th century BC. This verse is part of the account of David's return to Jerusalem after Absalom's rebellion. The offerings show how people supported David and his followers.
Living It Out Today
Today, we can apply this by thinking about how we can help our community. Maybe you can organize a food drive or donate supplies to a local shelter, just like these people brought things to support David and his group.
