Kaning rai nme law, Htani htana anga nga nna, Chyoi pra mying ai wa, Matsaw Ntsang na Daru Magam rawng ai wa gaw, ning nga ai: “Ngai gaw tsaw htum ai shara hte chyoi pra htum ai shara hta shanu nga nna, myit gyip ai wa a wenyi hpe shalan shabran na matu mung, myit nem ai wa a myit masin hpe shalan shabran na matu mung, myit nem ai wa hte myit gyip ai wa hte rau, ngai shanu nga nngai.
What Does This Mean?
This verse is from God, who says He lives in a high, holy place but also with those who are humble and broken-hearted. God's goal is to give new life to those who are humble and contrite.
Explained for Children
Imagine you have a friend who only wants to play with you when you're being nice and kind. That's like God, who loves to be with people who are humble and sorry for their wrongdoings. God gives them new hope and happiness.
Historical Background
Isaiah, a prophet, wrote this around 700 BC. The audience was the people of Judah, who were facing threats from other nations. God is reminding them of His holiness and His care for the humble.
Living It Out Today
A modern example could be a person who has made mistakes and is feeling down. This verse reminds them that God is close to those who are humble and will help them find new hope and strength.