Lekin unheṅ jawāb de, ‘Rab Qādir-e-mutlaq farmātā hai ki jo kuchh bhī maiṅ farmātā hūṅ us meṅ mazīd der nahīṅ hogī balki wuh jald hī pūrā hogā.’ Yih Rab Qādir-e-mutlaq kā farmān hai.”
What Does This Mean?
This verse from Ezekiel says that God's words will not be delayed any longer. Instead, everything that God has said will come true. God is speaking directly here, emphasizing the certainty of His promises.
Explained for Children
Imagine you promised your friend that you would play together tomorrow. Now, you're saying, 'I won't wait any longer, and I'll definitely keep my promise to play with you tomorrow.' That's what God is saying here, but about all the things He promised.
Historical Background
The book of Ezekiel was written by the prophet Ezekiel around 593-571 BC. It was during the time when many Jews were in exile in Babylon. The audience was the exiled community, and the cultural setting reflected the struggle of maintaining faith amidst hardship.
Living It Out Today
Imagine a scenario where someone at work promises to deliver a project by a certain date. If they keep saying it will be done but then keep delaying, it can cause frustration. This verse reminds us to keep our promises and not prolong the fulfillment of them.