Haggai 2:2

French NVS78P 1978 (Nouvelle Segond Révisée)

Parle donc à Zorobabel, fils de Chaltiel, gouverneur de Juda, à Josué, fils de Yehotsadaq, le souverain sacrificateur, et au reste du peuple. Dis-leur:

What Does This Mean?

This verse instructs someone to speak to Zerubbabel and Joshua, along with the rest of the people. It's a command from God through His messenger to address these leaders and the community.

Explained for Children

Imagine you're playing a game where your teacher tells you to go talk to two friends and all the other kids in class about something important. That's what this verse is like, but with grown-ups and some very serious stuff about rebuilding their home after a big trouble.

Historical Background

Haggai wrote this prophecy around 520 BCE. It was directed at Zerubbabel, Joshua the high priest, and the rest of the returned exiles who were trying to rebuild the temple in Jerusalem after their exile in Babylon.

Living It Out Today

In modern times, think about when your community decides to work together on a big project like building a new school. This verse shows how important it is for leaders and followers to come together with faith and determination.

Topics

• rebuilding
• leadership
• community
• faith
• hope
• return from exile

Related Verses

• Ezra 5:1-2
• Nehemiah 8:9
• Zechariah 4:6-7
• Matthew 10:10
• Acts 13:3

Frequently Asked Questions

Who was Zerubbabel?

Zerubbabel was a leader of the Jews who returned from exile in Babylon. He played a crucial role in rebuilding Jerusalem.

What was the significance of this message for Joshua?

Joshua, as high priest, needed guidance on spiritual matters and leadership during the temple's reconstruction.

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