2 Thessalonians 1:11
Dinka 2006
Ku ë yen kë ye ɣok röök akölaköl riɛnkun. Ɣok aa Nhialicda thiëëc bï we bɛ̈ɛ̈i pïr cï yen we caal thïn yic, ku bï we tïŋ ke lɛ̈ukë bäk mɛt ë pïr kënë yic. Nhialic abï we yiëk riɛl ku bäk käpuɔth wiɛ̈ckë bäk ke looi, aa looi. Ku bäk käk wiëc bäk ke looi aa looi dhël la cök rin cï wek Jethu gam.
What Does This Mean?
This verse from the Bible is a prayer by Paul for the people of Thessalonica, asking God to make them worthy of their calling and fulfill His good plans for them with strength in faith.
Explained for Children
Imagine you're trying really hard to do something important. This verse is like someone cheering for you and wishing that you'll be able to do it well, just like a friend might cheer for you at a race!
Historical Background
This letter was written by the Apostle Paul around AD 50-52 to encourage the church in Thessalonica. It reflects the early Christian community's struggle and hope amidst persecution.
Living It Out Today
A modern application could be someone praying for their friend who is about to start a challenging job, wishing that they find strength and success in it through faith.
Topics
prayerfaithcallinggoodnessstrengthhope
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the calling mentioned in this verse?
The 'calling' refers to God's call for believers to follow Jesus Christ, which includes a commitment to faith and good works.
How does one fulfill all the good pleasure of his goodness?
To fulfill God’s good pleasure involves living a life that honors Him through obedience, faithfulness, and spreading His love to others.
What is meant by 'the work of faith with power'?
'The work of faith with power' suggests that one's faith should be active and effective in the world, empowered by God’s strength rather than human effort alone.
How can we support each other through prayer as mentioned here?
We can pray for others to grow stronger in their faith, find courage to face challenges, and to be filled with God's love and grace in all they do.