Lâin xinsicß jun cuan xnaßleb saß xyânkeb li profeta li nequeßcßanjelac chiruheb li yîbanbil dios. Xinye re nak tixsume li cßaßru xinpatzß re. Mâ jun xintau re teßxsume. Tîc mâcßaß xeßxye.Qßuehomak retal. Mâcßaß naru nequeßxbânu eb aßan. Mâcßaß nequeßoc cuiß. Ut eb li jalam ûch li nequeßxyîb mâcßaß nequeßoc cuiß. Chanchaneb li ikß li naxic yalak bar, chan.
What Does This Mean?
In this verse, God is speaking and saying that He looked around and found no one who could give advice or answer His questions. This shows God's unique role as the ultimate source of wisdom and guidance.
Explained for Children
Imagine you have a big question that you need help with, but when you ask all your friends and family, no one can answer. That's how God felt when He looked around. He is special because He knows everything and doesn't need anyone else's help.
Historical Background
This verse comes from the book of Isaiah, written by the prophet Isaiah around 700 BC. Isaiah was addressing the people of Israel, who were facing difficult times. The verse highlights God's unique wisdom and authority during a time of great uncertainty.
Living It Out Today
In today's world, we often seek advice from many sources, but sometimes we realize that no one has the answers we need. This verse encourages us to look to God for guidance, especially in times of uncertainty, as He is the ultimate source of wisdom.