Yehg sehr phad kawq koz che, ‘Kheh te ver, med bag lo kawq kae lehq, yaq kaw nux yaq kaw nehax teq pa he lehq su ti mi lo kae khad yaq kaw lo liz har naq ca cex beg vid lehq, ngag ved yehg che ve haq peh lawq lawq ca sir vea kawq laoq.
What Does This Mean?
In this verse from Luke 14:23, the lord tells his servant to go out and invite everyone possible to fill his house. The message is about extending invitations widely to ensure that many are included.
Explained for Children
Imagine you're having a big party in your backyard, but not enough friends have shown up yet. Your parents tell you to run around the neighborhood inviting all kinds of kids over, even if they don't usually play with you, so everyone can join the fun and enjoy the party together.
Historical Background
This verse is from the Gospel of Luke, written by Luke, a doctor who traveled with Paul. It was composed around AD 80 for Gentile Christians to understand Jesus' teachings. The cultural setting involves Jewish customs and the Roman Empire's influence on daily life.
Living It Out Today
Today, this can be applied in community building efforts like organizing events where you actively reach out to people who might not typically attend, ensuring everyone feels welcomed and included.