Shi gaw, “Zerubabela gaw Nawku Htingnu a npawt nhpang jahkrat da nu ai; dai Htingnu hpe shi shangut na ra ai. Ndai lam byin wa ai shaloi, shanhte hpang de ngai nang hpe shangun dat ai hpe nye a amyu masha ni chye lu na mara ai.
What Does This Mean?
This verse says that Zerubbabel has started the building of this house, and he will also finish it. It promises that people will know God sent a messenger to them because of what Zerubbabel does.
Explained for Children
Imagine you start building a big LEGO castle, and your parents say, 'You’ll finish it too! And everyone will see how great you are when they come to visit.' That’s like what this verse is saying about Zerubbabel and the house he’s building. It shows that God helps people do amazing things.
Historical Background
The book of Zechariah was written around 520 BC by the prophet Zechariah. This prophecy was directed to the Jews returning from exile in Babylon, encouraging them to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem under Zerubbabel’s leadership.
Living It Out Today
In today's context, this verse can inspire someone leading a community project or starting a business. It reminds us that we should trust God’s guidance and continue our work even when it seems impossible, trusting that He will help complete what we start.