‘Koj muaj feem dabtsi ntawm no thiab koj muaj leejtwg muab log ntawm no koj thiaj txaug lub qhov ntxa zeb rau koj ntawm no, yog koj txaug qhov ntxa rau saum ib lub chaw siab thiab tu lub chaw nyob rau hauv qhov zeb?
What Does This Mean?
This verse is God speaking to Shebna, asking why he has carved a tomb for himself in a high place. It shows God's disapproval of Shebna's pride and self-importance.
Explained for Children
Imagine if you built a big, fancy treehouse because you thought you were really important. That's kind of what Shebna did, and God wasn't happy about it because He wants us to be humble.
Historical Background
Isaiah wrote this around 700 BC. He was addressing Shebna, an important official in Jerusalem. This was a time when leaders often built elaborate tombs to show their power and importance.
Living It Out Today
Today, this verse reminds us not to boast about our positions or wealth. For example, if someone brags about their new car or house just to show off, it can remind us to focus on humility and service instead.