"Hringtu Pa Le Ni Tuanbia Tawi" (By Danny Bawibikthawng)

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Hringtu Pa Le Ni Tuanbia Tawi
Danny Bawibikthawng 

1909 kum, khuasik thla a vun dih i ṭhal khuapau a hun luh caan ah khin Sonora Dodd cu Zarhpini pumh dingah Biakinn ah a kal i aa pum. Cu ni cu “Hringtu Nu le Ni” a si caah phundang deuh le sunglawi deuh in pumhnak ah caan hman a si. Thawngṭha chimtu Pastor nih Hringtu nu le kong he pehtlai in thawngṭha a chim tik ah hringtu nu le hna cu innchungkhar ah an biapit ning le, fa le cungah nunnak pek tiang ngamh in dawtnak an ngeih ning, cun fale hna nih hawi an lawh khawh ve nak hnga ti in harsatnak tampi lak ah rian hrang ṭuan in fa le cungah dawtnak an langhternak kong kha fak piin a chim.

Cu ti i Pastor pa nih nu le kong ṭhatnak le nule nih fale cung i an ngeihmi dawtnak kong a chim tik ah Sonora nih cun zeihmanh a thei fiang kho ti lo i lungaw ṭawm ngaiin Pastor chimmi thawngṭha cu a ngai. Zeicahdah Sonora nih hringtu nu le dawtnak cu a theih khawh lo ti ahcun anih cu a ngakchiat lio tein hringtu nu nih mual a liamtak hna caah nu dawtnak le nu zohkhenhnak pakhat hmanh a thei manh lo.

Sonora te hi unau 6 an si i cu an unau 6 cun apa pakhat lawng nih a zohkhenh hna. Apa nih William Smart ti a si i ralkap in pensen a lami a si. Cutite cun pahmei dirhmun in anu nih a roh takmi hna fa 6 cu hringtu nu can in siseh, hringtu pa can in siseh, harsa ngaingai in a rak cawmken hna i a rak zohkhenh hna. Cucaah Sonora caah cun a pa William Smart cu a pa zong a si i a nu zong a si. Cu lio caan cu ram chung ral a dih kaa a si tik ah fa 6 zohkhenh chimlo, mah pumpak pawcawmnak ca hmanh ah ei le din a har lio caan a si. Cu lio caan chimlo, nihin kan dirhmun hmanh ah hin hringtu nu lo in fa 6 zohkhenh ding cu a fawi hrimhrim lomi thil a si.

Cu ni pumh a dih tik ah Sonora nih cun fak piin khua a ruah tik ah hringtu a pa nih harsat tuk lio caan ah harsa tuk le rethei tukin Sonora te unau 6 a rak zohkhenhmi hna a ruah ṭhan tik ah hringtu pale zong hi hringtu nu le bantukin upat pek awk an tlak hrimhrim ve ko tiah a ruah caah A Voi 1 nak Hringtu Pa le Ni cu June 19, 1910 ah USA ramkulh, Washington peng, Spokane khua ah a sunglawi ngai in a rak tuah.

Zeiruangahdah Sonora nih hringtu pa le ni cu June thla thengte ah a tuah ti a si ahcun Sonora hringtu a pa William Smart cu June thla chuahmi a si caah asi.Cu ti i Sonora nih hringtu pa le ni a rak thawkmi te cu duhsah duhsah tein hmunkip le kaa kip te ah rak tuah cio ve lengmang a si. 1924 kum ah cun USA President Calvin Coolidge nih hringtu pa le ni cu ram pumpi huap tuah ding ah a tlakmi thil a si hrimhrim ko tiah hnatlaknak le thazaang peknak a rak chim. Cun caan saunawn a rak rau i 1966 a rak phak tik ah cun USA President Lyndon Johnston nih June thla zarh thum nak cu hringtu pa le ni siseh tiah minthuhnak le thawngthanhnak a ngeih.

1972 a rak phak tik ah, President Nixon nih June zarh thumnak cu Hringtu Pa le Ni ah ser i ramchung ah pehzulh in tuah siseh cang seh mithutnak le thawngthanhnak a ngeih. Cuticun Sonora Dodd nih hringtu apa upat peknak caah June thla i a rak tuahmi Hringtu Pa le Ni cu nihin ni tiang kan vawleipi nih pehzulh in June thla zarh thum nak cu Hringtu Pa le Ni tiah sunglawi ngaiin caan hman zungzal a si.

Sihmanhsehlaw, ni hin kan vawleipi nih Hringtu Pa le Ni tiah a ti tik ah hin fa a ngei i pa dirhmun in innchungkhar ah a dirmi hna lawng siloin fa a ngeih lo zongah siseh, kum le khua in mino a si zongah siseh, pawngkam caah maw, Khrihfabu caah maw, khua le peng caah maw, siloah ram le miphun caah maw tiin pa dirhmun ah a dirmi kan pa le hna zong kha upatnak pek nak an ngeih hna i hringtu pale ni ah sunglawi ngaiin laksawng zong pek chih an si cang.

Cu a si caah hawidawt unau hna, hi vawlei caan tawite kan nun chung ah hin kan innchungkhar caah maw, kan khua le kan peng caah maw, kan Khrihfabu caah maw, siloah ka ram le kan miphun caah pa dirhmun in kan dir khawhnak lai zuamnak le thlacamnak in hmailei ah kar hlang hna usih.

Hringtu Pa Le Ni caah Baibal catlang ka thimmi: Phungthlukbia 23:22-26 "Nangmah an hringtu na pa kha a bia va ngai, na nu kha a tar tikah va serhsat hlah. Biatak kha vaa cawk law zuar ti hlah, fimnak, cawnpiaknak le hngalhthiamnak kha i cawk hna. Miṭha mi hna an pa cu aa lawm ngaingai lai; fapa fim a hringmi pa cu a fapa hna cungah khan aa lawm lai. Na nu le na pa cu lawmhter hna, nangmah an hringtu cu lawm tein um seh. Ka fapa, ka bia cu i chingchiah hna law ka nunning hi i zohchunh tuah."


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