Hebrews 2:13

Amharic Gamo (ጋሞ ማጻፋ)

ሄሳካ፥ «ታ ኢዛን ኣማኔታና» ቃሴካ፥ «ታኒኔ ታስ ጾሲ ኢሚዳ ናይቲ ኑ ሃን ዶስ» ጌስ ጌሻ ማጻፋይ።

What Does This Mean?

This verse from Hebrews says that the speaker will trust in God and mentions children given by God. It's about reliance on God and family.

Explained for Children

Imagine you have a really good friend who always helps you. This is like saying, 'I'll always believe my friend can help me.' And then it’s like talking about your siblings, saying they’re special gifts from God.

Historical Background

The Book of Hebrews was written by an unknown author in the late first century to Jewish Christians who were considering returning to Judaism. The verse quotes from Isaiah and discusses the relationship between Jesus and his followers.

Living It Out Today

Think about a situation where you might feel unsure or need support, like starting a new job. This verse reminds us that trusting God can give strength during tough times.

Topics

• trust
• family
• salvation
• divine support
• faith
• God's children

Related Verses

• Isaiah 8:17
• Isaiah 8:18
• Matthew 28:20
• John 14:1
• Romans 8:35

Frequently Asked Questions

Who is speaking in Hebrews 2:13?

The speaker is referencing Old Testament passages, specifically from Isaiah, where he speaks about trusting God and mentions children given by God.

What does it mean to 'put trust in him' as mentioned in the verse?

To put trust in Him means relying completely on God for support and guidance, much like a child trusts their parents to provide and protect them.

How can we understand the phrase about children given by God?

This phrase suggests that our family members are gifts from God. It encourages us to cherish these relationships as part of God’s plan for our lives.

What does Hebrews 2:13 teach about faith?

It teaches the importance of maintaining trust in God, even during challenging times, by looking at family and community as a source of strength provided by God.