Romani Slovakian RMC (Le Devleskero Lav Andre Romaňi Čhib Slovensko 2021)
O Del bičhaďa le aňjelos, hoj te zňičinel le manušen andro Jeruzalem. Ale sar oda o RAJ dikhľa, sas leske pharo vaš oda baro nalačhipen, so diňa te kerel, a phenďa le aňjeloske: „Preačh! Ma ker imar oda!“ Ipen akor le RAJESKRO aňjelos sas paš o humnos le Ornanoskro, savo sas Jebusejis.
What Does This Mean?
This verse describes an angel sent by God to destroy Jerusalem, but God sees the destruction and stops it, telling the angel to stop. The angel stops at the threshing floor of Ornan the Jebusite.
Explained for Children
Imagine a big, angry storm was about to destroy a city. But a kind parent sees the destruction happening and stops the storm. They tell it to stop at a nearby farm. It's like God stopping something bad from getting worse.
Historical Background
1 Chronicles was written by unknown authors, likely during or shortly after the Babylonian exile, to provide a historical narrative for the Israelites. This section reflects the time when King David was ruling, and the people of Jerusalem faced a severe judgment.
Living It Out Today
This verse can remind us that even in our darkest times, God can stop the destruction and offer us a way out. For instance, if someone is struggling with addiction, this verse can be a reminder that God can step in and provide a way to stop the destructive cycle.