2 Chronicles 33:6

Turkish TKK (Кирил харфлерийле Тюркче Кутсал Китап)

Оулларънъ Бен-Хинном Вадиси'нде атеште курбан етти; фалджълък ве бюйюджюлюк яптъ. Медйумлара, рух чаъранлара данъштъ. РАБ 'бин гьозюнде чок кьотюлюк япарак О'ну ьофкелендирди.

Bu ne anlama geliyor?

This verse describes King Manasseh's actions that were considered evil in God's eyes, such as sacrificing children and using witchcraft. It highlights the importance of following God's commands and avoiding practices that provoke Him.

Çocuklar için açıklama

Imagine if your friend did something really bad that made your mom upset, like breaking her favorite vase. King Manasseh did things that made God very upset. He did scary and wrong things that God didn't like, like sacrificing children and using magic.

Tarihsel arka plan

The book of 2 Chronicles was written by the Chronicler, likely during the post-exilic period around 400 BC. It focuses on the kings of Judah and the historical events that led to the fall of Jerusalem. The Chronicler writes to remind the returned exiles of their history and the importance of following God's commands.

Bugün için uygulama

Consider a scenario where a friend pressures you to do something you know is wrong, like cheating on a test. This verse reminds us to resist such temptations and stand firm in our commitment to God's principles, avoiding actions that provoke Him.

Konular

• evil
• worship
• consequences
• idolatry
• God's anger
• obedience

İlgili ayetler

• Leviticus 18:21
• Deuteronomy 18:10-12
• 2 Kings 21:6
• Jeremiah 7:31
• Acts 13:10

Önerilen Kitaplar

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Sık sorulan sorular

What were the 'times' King Manasseh observed?

The 'times' likely refer to astrological signs or the phases of the moon, indicating Manasseh's engagement in practices that were considered divination, which was prohibited by God.

What does 'passing through the fire' mean?

Passing through the fire was a pagan ritual where children were sacrificed to the god Molech, often involving burning or scarring. This practice was extremely abhorrent to God.

Why did King Manasseh engage in these practices?

King Manasseh's actions reflect a turning away from the worship of God to the worship of idols and the adoption of pagan practices, which were common among neighboring nations.

How does this verse relate to the consequences of disobedience?

This verse shows that disobedience to God can lead to dire consequences, both for the individual and for the community. It highlights the importance of following God's commands to avoid provoking His anger.