Nunnak Biatak: “Minung Caah Pathian Nih A Kan Duh Piak Bikmi Thil Phun

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February 12, 2012

“Minung Caah Pathian Nih A Kan Duh Piak  Bikmi Thil Phun 2”
(Danny Bawibikthawng)

“Mi vialte nih khamhnak hmu hna seh ti le biatak kha hngal hna  seh ti a duhmi Pathian kan Khamhtu nih, hi thil ttha hi a duhmi a si.” (1 Timothy 2:4)

Vawleicung ummi khualtlawngmi tambik nih an tlawnkai bikmi ram cu a pakhatnak ah France ram asi i a pahnihnak ah USA ram asi an ti. 2010 ah vawleicung khuaza ram kip ah khualtawnmi hi minung 940 millions an si i kum khat hnu kum khat hi an tam chin lengmang ti a si. International Tourism nih cu khualtlawngmi hna nih a hmanmi phaisa hi 2010 chung lawngah US$919 billion (€693 billion) a phan ti asi. Hi thil hi minung hna nih anmah pumpak le innchungkhar diriamnak caah an duh ngaimi thil  asi. Thluak lei sibawi mifim pakhat nih minung hi zakhat ah 86 hicu mah duhmi lawng aa nunpimi le mah duhmi ruahnak lawng biapi bik ah a chiami kan si tiah a ti. Cu nih fiang tein a langhtermi cu, kannih Khrihfa aatimi hna zong hi ka nunnak ah Pathian nih zei khi dah a kan duh piak tinak  in kanmah duhnak hi hmai ah chia in kan nunnak karhlaangmi kan tam deuh tinak a si.


Yahoo! biahalnak (Questions) le bialehnak (Answers) hmun ah khin voi khat cu biahalnak pakhat ka rak tuah. Ka rak halmi cu “Vawleicung na nun chung caan tawi te chungah hin na caah zei thil dah a biapi bik tiah na ruah?” tihi asi. Ka biahalnak a lehmi cu zumtu Khrihfa he falo he an si lai tiah ka ruah. Mi tampi nih bialehnak tampi an ttial nain ni-hnih (2 days) chungah minung 82 nih bialehnak an tuahmi lawng ttha tein ka rel khawh. Cu minung 82 chungah cun Arizona peng, Phoenix khuapi i siangngakchia nu pakhat nih midang he idang ngai in a ka lehmi cu “Ka nun chungah keimah le ka chungkhar ca i a herhbikmi tiah ka ruahmi cu Jesus Khrih thawngin Pa Pathian nih pekmi khamhnak hmuh hi asi” tiah bialehnak a tuah.


Hi nu nih bialehnak a rak ttialmi hi keimah nih a ruah hrim kan rak iruahchan lomi bialehnak asi. Sihmanhsisehlaw, a bialehnak nih ka lungthin chungah fak piin rian a rak ttuanmi cu Pathian nih minung hna kan caah atlangpi in a kan duh piak bikmi thil cu hihi pei asi hi timi kha ka hun ifiang ruangmang tthan.


Pathian nih minung caah a kan duh piakmi thil hi tampi a um ko tiah kan ti men lai. A hman ko. Pathian nih kan nunnak ah ngandamnak, rumnak, min tthatnak, fanu fapa ttha ngeihnak, dinfelnak, mi va bawmhchanhnak,  mi tang i va i toidornak te hna le adangdang tthanchonak tampi hi ngei hna seh ti a kan duh piak ko. Sihmanhsehlaw, a cunglei langhtermi siangngakchia nu pakhat i ruat ciamman in bialehnak a rak kan ngeihmi hi nihin kan Khrihfabu le kan miphun chungah fak piin kan aupi tthan i a thar in kan nun ter tthan hrimhrim ding a herhmi asi tiah ka ruah. Kan Chin miphun Khrihfabu tampi ahcun hibantuk khamhnak thawngttha chim tthan lengmang hi a duhlomi le a dohmi tampi kan um cang. Kan theih lengmangmi pei a si ko cu. Atu-ah hibantuk cawnpiaknak in adangdang tthanchonak ding i cawnpiak hi kan herh deuhmi asi tiah a aupimi zong kan tlawn ti lo. Khat lei ruah ahcun  ngaihchia taktak khi kan si.


Khrihfabu chungah chungtel a simi poahpoah nih khamhnak kan hmuh i Pathian biatak kan hngalh khawhnak ding lengin a biapi deuh mi le a herh deuh mi thil pakhat hmanh a umlo. Hihi minung kan nunnak ah Pathian nih ngei hna seh tiah zeihlaan bik  ah siaherhnak a kan ngeihmi thil cu a si. Cucu Pathian bia zong nih a kan cawnpiak mi a si i zumtu aatimi nang le kei zong nih kan dirpi zungzal awk thil asi. Khrihfa aatimi paohpaoh hi vancung pennak chungah kan lut lai tinak a si hrimhrim lo.


Cucaah, minung nangmah lei keimah caah Pathian nih a kan duh piak  bikmi thil phun 2 cu
  1. Mi vialte nih khamhnak hmu hna seh tile
  2. Amah Pathian biatak hngal hna seh tihi a si. 
Hi thil pahnih hi Pathian nih minung kan caah zeihlaan bik ah a kan duh piakmi le saduhthahnak a kan ngeih piakmi cu a si. Chin miphun vialte nih khamhnak kan hmuh i Pathian biatak kan hngalh khawhnak ding caah Pathian nih thluachuahnak kan pe hram seh.  

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