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MIPHA TLAWMNEU MAANIN HIMHNAK

By Salai Thangte Laizozanniat
Laivum minung nun ciah thinlung pha le thinlung phalo kin umh ii. Cung Pathian in mi pha te nun le mithmai siikin miphun le ram hnawmcan tuh siang de lo tihnak Bible ah hmu pha tam ngai ii.

Mipha tahin mi phalo, ihlah lekhaw mi fello tam sawn tio ii. Bible ah vaikhat tu Sodom le Gomorrah khuapui minungte a sual ze maanin Pathian in vancungmi hlatin hnawmcan tuhin minung bangin laarin Abraham thawn tawkdun ii (Genesis 18). Sodom le Gomorrah siat sio tuh thu vancungmi te in a pong fangin Abraham in mipha te tianin hnawmcan sio tuh maw, tiin zawt ai, mi pha 50 umh lekhaw siatsuah sio tuh lo ti ii. Abraham in mi pha 50 rin umh tuh um lo maanin mi pha 40 umh lekhaw, 30, 20 tiin ngen zianzo ai, hnutaber tu mi pha 10 tian umh lekhaw hnawmcan tuh lo tiin vancungmite in tiam ii. Ikhalkhaw, Sodom le Gomorrah khuapui ah mi pha 10 rin umh lo ai, Abraham ai songkhat Lot innsang mi 4 ian ciah vancungmi te in luat ruai awng ii.

Sodom le Gomorrah khuapui ciah minung tam roh tuh ii. Cia khuapuite ah mi phalo tam roh khal selai mi 10 niu tal mipha umh selai, cia te nunhnak le mithmai ruatin Pathian in hnawmcan tuh lo tihnak ii. Bible ai Pathian thu ruatin, tunteng kin miphun le ram siathnak le hnawmhnak lakin luat tuhin Pathian mithmai ah a tlawm berin mipha pazai umh kuul ni maw?




Tuntian i nun in i tawkhnak tu, minai le milian, mithiam tam ngai napui, miphun le ram ca zuam tento le thawh tento ciah mi tlawm niu, mi tahin nai sawn le lian sawn te i de lo ii. Mi pha te nun le mithmai maanin Pathian in kin miphun le ram siat tuh kin siang de lo tihnak ruat kuul de ii.

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