Shebna was the steward “in charge of the house,” likely the house of King Hezekiah. His position was second only to the king, and much was expected of him.

22:15, 16

• Shebna should have cared for the needs of Jehovah’s people

• He selfishly pursued glory for himself

22:20-22

• Jehovah replaced Shebna with Eliakim

• Eliakim was given “the key of the house of David,” which symbolized power and authority

Consider: How could Shebna have used his authority to help others?

Egbọre owa ọghe Ọba e Hẹzekaia ẹre Siebna na gha ga zẹvbe “ọdia nọ gbaroghe igiowa.” Rhunmwuda ne Siebna na gha re nọ zẹ lele ọba, iwinna nọkhua ẹre ọ wa bi yọ re izabọ.

22:15, 16

• Ọ te khẹke ne Siebna gbaroghe emwa ọghe Jehova

• Ọ na gha gualọ uyi ọghe enegbe ẹre

22:20-22

• E Jehova keghi ya Ẹliakim rhihe Siebna

• A keghi rhie ‘isanhẹn ọghe owa e Devid’ ne Ẹliakim. Isanhẹn na mudia ye ihe ẹtin kevbe ọdakha

Muẹn roro: De vbene Siebna gha te ya loo ẹtin ọghẹe hẹ ya ru iyobọ ne emwa ọvbehe?