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Ruth Nun In Zir Pha

By Salai Thangte Laizozanniat
Bible ah Nu/Nupang hmingthang lakin Ruth laar ngai ii. Kumpibawi David ciah Ruth le Boaz nupa ai fapa Jesse cihlah in suakhnak ii ai, David cihlah songin laivum minung tlantu Bawi Zisuh Khrih suak ii. Ruth ciah Moab miphun ii ai, Moab ram ah vaai Isreal miphun lakin Judah hin Nu Naomi fapa pasal in nai awng hnak ii. A pasal Naomi fapa thi lio ai, Ruth ciah nuhmai in cang ii. Pasal nai nawn lo Ruth ciah a pi Noami hlum hiam lo in a pi hnen umh hlen hiam ai, a pi ciah Moab ram an Israel ram ah lel fangin hlun cih ve ii.
Israel te ca Moab miphun ciah ningdulkuul miphun, Isreal lakah raal miphun ii. Moab miphun hampanhnak siik lesingkhaw, Pathian in Sodom le Gomorrah khuapui te kaat mai in siatsuah fangin vancungmi ruai in luat ruai hnak Lot tihnak pa, Abraham ai songkhat pa in suakhnak ii. Lot le a innsang ciah kaat in kaangnak Sodom le Gomorrah ram kaang lakin a luat hnua, Lot ciah a fanu thawn pawldun in a naihnak fapa ciah Moab ii ai, cia tesinfa te khiah Moab miphun ah cang ai, Abraham ai Pathian bia nawn lo in pathian dang, milim pathian Chemosh (Kemosh, Canaan miphun te pathian, Baal thawn bangdun) bia ii. Abraham maanin Lot te innsang thihhnak in luat napui Lot ciah Pathian hmai ah sual ai, a tesinfa ciah Moab miphun ah cang ai, Abraham ai cihlah in canghnak Israel miphun tawngtu le zohsuamtu in cang so ii.

Moab mi Ruth ciah a pi Noami, Judah hin, Isreal mi hlun in Isreal ram ah umh ai, cetah Judah hin thotho Boaz ciah pasal in nai ii. Ruth le Boaz naidun in suakhnak fapa Jesse ciah kumpibawi David tetu pa in cang ii.

Ruth nun reel fangin a felhnak le Israel Pathian sang thu mi tam sawn in reel thai de ii. Tam sawn in reel de lo hnak tu Moab miphun in Isreal miphun ah a canghnak thu ii.

Moab mi Ruth le Isreal mi Boaz te innsang kin siik fangin pasal lam tu Israel, nupang lam tu Moab ti a lin ii. Miphun thu ruat fangin Israel mi le miphun dang naidun tihnak ii. He innsang dinhmun kin siik fangin Ruth in a pasal miphun Israel ciah cohlang ti a lin ii. Ruth te innsang heh kin san ah reel selai, mi hrekkhat tu a fate ciah Israel le Moab kahpia fate ti sah tuh ii. Cetin Boaz fate ciah Israel ihnak 50%, Moab 50% tiin rel thai tuh ii. Israel mi i ngaingai lo, Moab mi i thotho ti tuh lianglo ii. Ikhalkhaw, Bible ah Ruth in Moab miphun a ihnak a fate lakah nung ruai lo, Israel mi in nung pui ai, a fate ciah Israel 100 ah 100 in cang ai, cetan kumpibawi David suak ai, hnuata fangin Khrih Zisuh suak ii.

Ruth le Boaz innsang dinhmun ciah kin miphun dinhmun in siik nga sing. Zanniat in miphun dang nupui nai kin tam ngai tuh ii. Siik ciahco fangin miphun dang nupui nai Zanniat innsang ciah a tam sawn tu a innsang ciah Zanniat miphun i nawnlo ai, nupui lam miphun ah cang lianglo sawn i hang. Miphun dang nupui nai in suakhnak fate tu Zanniat mi 100 ah 100 i nawn lo, 50% in rel thai lianglo ai, miphun dang nai nupui in suakhnak fate ciah a nupui te miphun sawn ah cang ciamco tam sawn ii.

Moab miphun Ruth in Israel mi pasal nai ai, Israel miphun ah cang ii. Zanniat mi in miphun dang nupui nai khaw, a tam sawn tu a nupui te miphun sawn ah cang sio de ii. Innsang ah Zanniat pon hmang nawn lo, a fate tian in Zanniat mi ti dun nawn lo ciah hmu pha tam sawn i hang. Bible thu thawn tu langlet in nung i hang sing.

Miphun tihnak ciah laivum dan in i tu seh, Bible in i tu seh a hrek (50%) umh thillo ii. Miphun pakhat sawnsawn ah cang kuul, luut kuul ii. Zanniat pa le miphun dang nu in suakhnak ciah Zanniatmi ngaingai i nawn lo in ruathnak, cia tah in roh sawn tu nu lam miphun sawn ah cang ciamco tam sawn i hang.

Miphun thu ah laivum daan in i tu seh, Bible thu in i tu seh kin i tuh hnak bangin umh pha ii.

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