Psalms 34:12

Thadou Kuki CL (Re-edited) Bible - Pathen Thutheng BU Copyright © 2015 by The Bible Society of India

Phatna amutheina dinga nikho tamtah ngailu-a, hinkho ngailu-a michu koiham?

What Does This Mean?

This verse asks who desires a long and good life. It's a rhetorical question in Psalm 34, written by David, encouraging people to seek life and good days.

Explained for Children

Imagine you really want to have lots of happy days, like having ice cream every day. This verse asks who wants to have lots of those good days.

Historical Background

Psalms 34 was written by King David. It is part of his collection of psalms, likely written during his reign over Israel. The psalm encourages a life of righteousness and faithfulness to God.

Living It Out Today

In modern times, this verse can remind someone in a challenging job to seek a fulfilling and good life by staying true to their values and seeking guidance from God.

Topics

• life
• faith
• righteousness
• hope
• blessings
• salvation

Related Verses

• Proverbs 10:27
• Ecclesiastes 8:15
• Psalm 23:6
• John 10:10
• Romans 12:11

Frequently Asked Questions

Who wrote Psalms 34?

King David, a poet and writer of many psalms, wrote Psalms 34.

What is the main message of Psalms 34:12?

The main message is about desiring a long and good life by living righteously and seeking God's guidance.

How can Psalms 34:12 help in daily life?

It can motivate individuals to make choices that lead to a fulfilling and blessed life by following God's path.

What does it mean to 'love many days' in Psalms 34:12?

It means desiring and living a life full of good days and years, filled with blessings and joy from following God's ways.