Te ma nga fi Semaya vile joa, eri ovu Delaya Mehetabeli mvi ma mvi, ndra ombele ciri’i, te eri nga ’yo ra, Onyiru ama ma eci ti tualu jo i Munguni ma alia, hekalu ma alia, onyiru ama ma opi hekalu ma tile ci; a’disiku yini ngale emule mi fulerisi, adaru yi nga emu mi fu inisi.
What Does This Mean?
In this verse, Nehemiah visits Shemaiah, who warns him that his enemies plan to kill him at night and suggests they hide together in the temple. Nehemiah is cautious and does not trust this advice, knowing it could be a trap.
Explained for Children
Imagine your friend tells you to hide in the school library because someone wants to hurt you. You might think, 'Is this friend really trying to help me, or are they tricking me?'. Nehemiah is careful and doesn't just trust what Shemaiah says.
Historical Background
Nehemiah 6:10 is part of the book of Nehemiah, written around 445 BC. Nehemiah was rebuilding the walls of Jerusalem and facing many enemies. This verse shows the political intrigue and danger he faced while trying to restore Jerusalem.
Living It Out Today
In today's world, you might be offered help or advice that seems good but could be a trap. This verse reminds us to think carefully before following advice, even from someone we know.