Nunnak Biatak:"Khrih Thihnak Hi Na Caah Sullam A Ngei Maw?"

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March 25, 2012

"Khrih Thihnak Hi Na Caah Sullam A Ngei Maw?"
(Danny Bawibikthawng)

"Aa lim cang," tiah a ti. Cun a lu a khun i a thi. (Johan 19:30)

Khrihfa kan sinak ah a biapi bik mi cu Khrih thihnak le thawṭhannak kong hi asi. Khrih thihnak le thawhṭhannak hi umlo sisehlaw Paul nih a ti bang Khrihfa zumtu nang le kei kan zumhnak hi pakpalawng a si hnga i ruahchannak kan ngeihmi zong hi zei hmanh lo an si men hnga caah kan i nun pi mi le kan aupi mi khamhnak thawngṭha zong hi sullam a ngei hnga lo. 

Cathiang nih "Nawlbai ning ah cun zei paohpaoh hi thisen in thianh a si i sualnak hi thisen luanh lawnglawng in ngaihthiam a si. (Hebru 9:22)". Baibal Cahlun chung zoh tik ah sualnak caah raithawinak tuah hi Pathian nih Moses hmang in Israel miphun hna sin ah nawlbia a pek hna hlan hrimhrim in a rak um cang tihi hmuh khawh asi. A voi khatnak raithawinak cu Amah Pathian hrimhrim nih Amah Pathian hmai i sualnak a tuahmi Adam le Evi hna hi sualnak ruangah ningzah mualphonak an in dingmi khuh piak ding le hupphen pek ding caah a tuah (Gen 3:21; 2:17). Cucu Pathian nih misual kan ca i a ngeihmi velngeihnak sung a si i Jesuh Khrih nih kan sualnak ruangah tuufa note bang nang le kei caah Amah Jesuh Khrih hrimhrim nih nunnak pek in raithawinak a kan tuah piak ti langhternak ding caah a si.

Israel tuanbia thluangthluan zoh tikah sualnak caah sathi luanh (the sacrifice of animals) hi A.D. 70 i biakinn (temple) an hrawh hlan tiang an rak hman timi hmuh khawh a si. Sihmanhsehlaw, Khrih nih Amah thisen le nunnak hrimhrim in misual kan caah a kan tuah piakmi raithawinak cu a donghnak raithawinak a si "Zohhmanh u, Pathian Tuufa, vawlei sualnak a kalpitu khi! (Johan 1:29)" . Khrih nih Amah thisen in a kan tuah piakmi raithawinak nih cun kan sualnak lawng a khup (cover) lo i sualnak chung hrimhrim in khan a kan chuah. Sualnak chungin luatnak a kan pek.

Voi khat zaalak in Khrih nih vawlei sualnak caah raithawinak a kan tuah piak cang. Kan sual leiba a kan cham piak dih cang. Hebru 10:10 chung zoh tik ah " Jesuh Khrih nih Pathian duhmi kha a tuah caah, voi khat ah za lak in amah a pum aa pekchanhnak thawng khan kannih cu kan sualnak in a kan thianh cang." Cu a zum i a cohlang mi paohpaoh cu nunnak biatak a ngeimi kan si caah zungzal nunnak a comi kan si cang.

Thihnak(death) timi sullam cu ṭhen (separation) tinak a si. Khatlei in kan chim a si ah cun kaltak tizong in ti khawh a si.Pa Pathian le Khrih Jesuh cu pakhat an si (Johan 17:11). Khrih vailam an thlai lio ah suimilam pathum (three hours of darkness) chung chunmui a tlung. Culio ah cun Jesuh cu "Zanlei suimilam pathum ah Jesuh cu fak piin a au i, 'Eloi, Eloi, lema sabakthani,' tiah a ti. A sullam cu ' Ka Pathian, ka Pathian, zeicahdah na ka kaltak,' ti a si" (Marka 15:34). Vawlei sualnak ruang ah Vanbawi Fahniang Jesuh Khrih cu lungfak lungkuai in "Ka Pathian, ka Pathian, zeicahdah na ka kaltak (Luke 15:34)" tiah a au. Vawlei sual leiba caah Jesuh Amah thisen le nunnak hrimhrim in raithawinak a tuah dih hnu ah  " Jesuh cu aw thangpi in a au i, 'Ka Pa, na kut chungah ka thlarau kha ka chiah' (Luka 23:46)" a ti hnu ah "Aa lim cang (Johan 19:30)" tiah a ti.

Jesuh nih hitihin a kan cawn piak, "Ka Pa nih a ka dawt cu ka nunnak kha pek ka sian caah a si, cu pek ka sian cu ka nunnak kha ka hmuh ṭhan nakhnga caah a si. Ka nunnak cu aho nih an ka chuh a si lo, keimah lungtho tein pek ka sianmi  a si ko. Peknak nawl kha ka ngei i lak ṭhannak nawl zong ka ngei. Cucu ka Pa nih tuah seh ti a ka duhmi cu a si, tiah a ti (Johan 10:17-18)." Unau, Jesuh nih nangmah le keimah misual caah nunnak pek a sian i thisen le nunnak pek in a langhtermi dawtnak hi zeirello in maw kan um rih lai? Misual caah thisen le nunnak pek in ṭialmi dawtnak tuanbia hi atu ah nang le kei nih sullam ngei lo in kan chiah sual a si ah cun caan nih a kan liam tak sual lai.

Khrih thihnak hmual cu kannih misual caah nunnak a rak si. Cu Khrih nih a rak intuarmi tukvelhnak hmavual hna cu kannih caah damnak a si. Khrih nih a thlehmi thisen cu misual kan caah sual thiannak a si. A lu cung i an chinhmi hling luchin cu nang le kei nih nunnak sui luchun kan hmuh khawhnak ding caah a si. Jesuh Khrih nih a thih lai ah Apa sin ah thla a cam "Ka Pa, ngaithiam hna. A tuahmi hi zei a si ti awk an hngal lo (Luka 23:34)" tiah a ti dih hnu ah nang le kei sual ngaihthiamnak ding caah a kan tuahmi raithawinak cu " Aa lim cang (Johan 19:30)" tiah a ti. Cucu Khrih vawlei i a thihnak sullam cu a si.

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