A nuntakna biakpiakna in a piak hu in Tuucing Lian ahi Topa Jesus sia Pathian in thina pan tho kiksak zo a, tuaciang a chisan hu in a tawntung thuciamna sia kikipsak zo hi. Kilemna Pathian in ama ii dei sia na vawt thei natu in na kisap uh vanh pha theampo hong pia tahen a, tuaciang ama diksak sia Jesus Christ tungtawnin ei sungah hong seam tahen. Christ tungah minthanna a tawntung a tawntungin om tahen! Amen.
What Does This Mean?
This verse talks about God, who is the source of peace and brought Jesus back to life after he died. It describes Jesus as a great shepherd for his followers. The phrase 'through the blood of the everlasting covenant' refers to how Jesus' sacrifice made a permanent promise between God and humans.
Explained for Children
Imagine you have a very kind friend who brings back your favorite toy that was lost forever, making sure it's always with you. In this verse, God is like that friend, bringing back Jesus, our great leader, to make sure he stays with us forever through his promise of love.
Historical Background
This passage comes from the Book of Hebrews, believed to be written by an unknown author around 60-95 AD. The audience was likely Jewish Christians facing persecution and questioning their faith. It speaks in a context where the concept of Jesus as both human and divine would have been challenging but crucial for their understanding.
Living It Out Today
In today’s world, imagine you're going through tough times at school or work. This verse reminds us that God is there to provide peace and comfort, much like how a shepherd protects his sheep. It encourages trust in God's everlasting promise of love and protection.