CIM Pathian Ni Caanhmannak (September 18, 2011)

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CIM Pathian Ni Caanhmannak
(September 18, 2011)

Caan Tlaitu                   : Ngun Cer Chin (CIM Chungttuan)
Thawngtha Chimtu  : Pastor Francis Za Thang

Tuchun ni tiang dawtnak in a kan umpi i thluachuahnak he lam a kan hruaitu kan biakmi kan Pathian a min thangtthat si ko seh. Zumtu kan ca ahcun kan tthawnnak rawl (I Peter 2:2) a si. Cu rawl cu ngakchia caah hnuuk (1Peter 2:2), rawlttam mi caah chang (Mat. 4:4), patling caah sa (Heb. 5:11-14) a si tiah a ti. Pathian bia hrawm tti khawhnak caanttha a kan petu kan Biakmi Pathian cungah lawmhnak biachim buin le pumpak kan nunnak ap buin kan caan hram thawk hna usih.

Pathian Bia Thiang Relnak

Isaiah 55:10-11 “Ka bia cu van in a rung tlami ruah le hawhra bantuk a si lai. Ruah le hawhra nih cun, van ah kir tthan ti loin, vawlei kha an hnawnter I thlaici kha an khohter i an tthanter i thlaici tuhtu kha thlaici an pek hna i rawl eitu kha rawl an pek hna. Cu bantuk cu ka kaa in a chuakmi bia cu a si ve lai – ka sinah a lawngin a ra kir tthan lai lo, tuah seh tiah ka fialmi kha a tlolh lai lo i ka thlahhnawh chanmi thil ah khan a tlam a tling lai.”

Thlacam Cahnak
1.     Atulio harsat lungretheihnak a ingtuarmi Kachin kan unau hna caah thlacam bawm hna usih.
2.     Kawlram cozah le kawlram chung ummi miphun viatel caah thlacamnak ngei hna usih. Pathian dawtnak an theih khawhnak lai zong thlacam piak chih hna usih.
3.     CIM Pathian rianttuannak caah thlacamnak ngei hna usih. Pehzulh in mipi caah thawngttha bia a thlah khawh zungzal nak lai Bawipa sin ah thluachuahnak hal piak hna usih. Tawlreltu upa hna le chungtel hna ca zongah thlacamnak in bawm zungzal hna usih.
4.     Tuni thawngttha a kan chimtu Pastor Francis Za Thang le a Khrihfabu (Mie Christian Fellowship, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia) caah thlacam piak hna usih.

Thawngttha Chimtu Tuanbia Tawi

Nihin kan sinah thawngthabia a kan chimtu hi Pastor Francis Za Thang (Haiphai, Mie peng, Hakha) asi. Mie Christian Fellowship, Malaysia, chungtel 1658 sinah ah kum 3 chung Pastor a ttuan. 2012 January thla tiang a um pi hna lai. Pathian nih nupi ttha, Pi Iang Hnem, a pek i fapa 2 le fanu 1 thluachuah a pek hna. CIM ah thawngttha chim kan sawmnak lung lawm te’n a kan cohlan caah a cungah lunglomhnak tampi kan ngei i Pathian tu nih a rianttannak le a innchungkhar ah thluachuahnak pe chin ko seh.

Thawngttha Chimnak
   
Pastor Francis Za Thang

TLANG THIALKHAWH ZUMHNAK (Mk. 11 : 22 -23) 

"Ti lio thiam nih Ti in paam, Thing kai thiam nih thing in tla" ti mi phungthluk a um bang Khrihfa zong kan zumhnak hi thihpi ve kan herh. Khrihfa upa pakhat an rang a rak tlau i  ramlak dinhhmun ttha kan phaknak paoh ah thla a kan campi lengmang. Kan hmuh hlei lo in Phungki ka tuakter lai tiah a kal i zarh 2 hnu ah amah tein a rak tlung te lai, nichuah lei ah a um ko tiah a kan chimh chin. Nihin kum 15 a rauh tiang an rangtum cu a tlung hlei ti lo. “Tlang” timi sullam cu "phentu" tinak asi i mahbantuk zumhnak ngei pawl cu tlang tthial lei siloin phentu tlang a nganter chinmi kan si.

 Heb. 4 : 12 ah "Pathian bia cu vainam kaphnih har nakin a har deuh" tiah kan hmuh nain Mk. 4 : 13f. ahcun  lamdaak, lunglak, hlingbur hmanh a pah kho lomi a ti lila. A sullam cu nangmah le keimah, a tlaknak thinlung kha a biapi tuk. Hlan Pi le Pu chan ah an zumhnak der in tukforh tluknak an ngeih sual ahcun zarh, thla, kum tiin an sual tuahmi zoh in pulpit cung kai an i thloh (Baar). Cu tikah an i fahsak lo. A ni a tlin tikah Bawipa le mipi hmai ah sualthlahnak le ngaihthiamnak an hal. Nihin kan chan ah pehzulh hnik tuah u sihlaw hmaizarh caanhmang hnga pulpit cung kai kho kan um ti rua lai lo dah ka ti.

Pathian bia (Bible) cu rel, ngaih, zumh, nunpi ding asi nain a chung kau lem lo in kan paw a fah caan ah paw domhnak ah hman, mangchiat caan ah chantling tang ah chiah, cu hmanh cu tawhhrenhmi kuang, bizu chungah hei ka lakpiak uh ti asi tawn.  Mah bantuk zumnak nihcun Tlang tthial cu chim lo ei sual pawpawrh (Thli) zawtnak hmanh a damh lai lo.

 Jentailmi hna Pathian biaknak Jerusalem tual kha chawzuarnak le mifir kua i an canter ruangah Theipi kung chiatserhnak in tlang tthialkhawh zumhnak tiang a bia aa peh nak asi. Hi bia Jesuh nih a chim lio ahhin an hmai ah Oliv tlang, a tanglei ah Rili thi (Dead sea) a um taktak. Nain, a chim duhmi cu mit i hmuhmi Pathian thilser fing le tlang cimh, thawn ruangmang ding cu asi theng lai lo. An thinlung chung thilrit kha asi ko lai. Zumtu le Pathian karah dawntu thil kha tlang tiah tanhchunhnak lak dawh asi.

Rev. Van Lo ttialmi ah, Khua pakhat  Biakinn sak an duh i Mipi nih Biakinn cu khua lu lei a sannak ah an ti. Zumhnak a tthawng ngaimi kebai nute nih an inn hnulei hmunrawn ah tiah biatung a dirh ve nain aho hnatlakpi a tong lo. Puak chom in khua lu lei ahcun thla 3 chung an pumhpi. May thla a hung phak tikah thlichia a hrang i Biakinn thar an sakmi cu a rawk dih. A hnu an caih tthan tikah keibai nute chimnak an inn hnulei hmunrawn ah an tthial a ti. Minu nih Biakinn hi ka duhnak ah an sak lo caah rawk seh tiah thla a cam lai lo nain Pathian nih a thinlung zumhnak a hmuhpiak i khuami mi tamdeuh caah Biakinn pakhat cu an sak khawh ko lai tiah minu caah tthialpiak dawh asi.

Ka miduh (Ngechit) ka co lonak kong tehte ka hun khan ta lai. Hakha, Tlanghrawn um Bawi fanu nih a rak ka uar. A hawinu sinin ka hmanthlak a ka cah i zeidang liangluang um in  Karate cawnnak Shan bawgbi kua deldul le hnan-chiat-ku (Thingtan 2 hri he pehmi mituknak) he thlakmi ngelcel ka rak pek. Mithat ruaram lainawng phun pei asi hi tiah a zai an ti. A nau le an ttah ah mah pa nih an seh hna lai tiah tthihnak ah a hman an ti.

A hnu i ka nawl len zongah duh ti hlah, Yangon ah an um i voikhat ka va leng hna. An inn tthat le an motor tthat cu. Maw khuazing, ka inn le ka lo hnga, ka motor ding vialte tiah ka thinlung tein ka hram len (maw ka thin tiah !) Pathian rian a ttuan tiah a rak theih ka ahhin khua rak ruah dawh in an chim than (zei bang ti awk tha mu...) Mah bantuk ka hmanthlak  vialte kha a rannak in ka hlonh, mei ah ka khangh dih. I chiah rih ning law a tu pakhat nu hmanh hi ka co kho hnga lo. Vei  __ te bantuk hin kop ngei loin ka vak rih hnga.

Khrih he kan karah i co kho lo dingin dawntu, phentu (Tlang) a um ve sual ahcun.. kanmah lei in hlonh, khangh, hrawh hau phun maw, Pathian nih thawnpiak hau phun dah asi? Bawipa bochannak le lungtak thlacamnak nih “Tlang a thial  khawh.”

Thawngtha aa hrawmmi nan dihlak Bawipa nih thluachuah in pe ko hna seh!

CIM lei in "Sawmnak": CIM Pathian thawngttha bia hrawmnak ah chungtel tampi sawm izuam hna usih. Chungtel luh halnak na duh a si ahcun ntlian@yahoo.com/ dannybawi@gmail.com ah chungtel halnak ca kuat khawh a si. Cun, CIM rianttuannak he pehtlai in tam deuh theih na duh ahcun www.chininternetministry.org ah len khawh kan si. 

Lawmhnak tampi he,
CIM Tawlreltu 


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