Karai Kasang mung Manashe a hpyi nem ai ga hkap la ai rai nna Yerusalem mare de bai nhtang wa shangun nga ai hte bai up hkang shangun ai hku mahtai jaw ya wu ai. Dai Madu gaw Karai Kasang rai nga ai lam Manashe hpe chye na shangun nga ai.
What Does This Mean?
This verse describes how Manasseh prayed to God, and God heard him, returned him to Jerusalem, and restored his kingdom. Manasseh then recognized God as the true God. It shows the power of prayer and repentance.
Explained for Children
Imagine you did something wrong and got in trouble, but then you said sorry and asked for forgiveness. This verse is like that, but for a king named Manasseh. He prayed, God forgave him, and he understood God was the real boss.
Historical Background
2 Chronicles was written by priests and scribes, likely between 538-458 BC, to remind the post-exilic community of God's covenant with Israel. The verse describes King Manasseh's repentance after a period of idol worship.
Living It Out Today
When facing a crisis, like a job loss or a health scare, praying and turning back to God can bring restoration and new understanding of God’s power and love.