Nang gaw masat dingsat nlung hta tsanlun sau ru bun nna, ngai hpe ga shaka hte dagam da ai dai Behtela e nang hpe shadan dan ai Karai Kasang rai nga nngai. Ya chyawm gaw na a daidaw ga de nhtang wa na matu jin jin di da sanu,’” ngu nna matut tsun wu ai.
What Does This Mean?
In Genesis 31:13, God speaks to Jacob, reminding him of their encounter at Bethel where Jacob made a vow to God. God instructs Jacob to leave the land he is in and return to his family.
Explained for Children
Imagine you made a promise to a friend at your favorite playground. Now, that friend is telling you it's time to leave the playground and go home to see your family. That's like what God is telling Jacob here.
Historical Background
This verse is part of the Book of Genesis, written by Moses around 1446-1406 B.C.E. It recounts the life of Jacob, son of Isaac, to an audience of the Israelites, emphasizing God's guidance and covenant.
Living It Out Today
When faced with a decision to leave a comfortable situation and return to your roots or family, remember that sometimes the most challenging choices can lead to fulfilling outcomes, just as Jacob's return did.