SERMON - KRAWS PUA ISUA ZUI


KRAWS PUA ISUA ZUI
(Lk 9:23-27)
1.      Kraws put awmzia:
-          Kraws put chu mahni mualphona tinreng tuar tura thihna tur lam pan a ni.
-          Mite hmuhsit leh endawng hlawh chunga mi dangte tana inpekna kawng a ni.
-          Via Dolorosa kawng chu mite chen tam berna Jerusalem atanga khawpui pawn Golgotha hmun panna a ni. Kraws pu chuan a nawmsakna leh a khawvel ropuina zawgtng zawng hnuchhawnin mite kal ve duh lohna Kalvari tlang kawng zawh a ngai.
-          Saruakna, mualphona, hmuhsita awmna, diriamna tawrhna kawng a ni.
-          Mahni nun vui liamna kawng a ni.
2.      Isua zui turin zahpui lova kraws put a ngai.
-          Kraws hi khawvel mit atang chuan han chhuan tur leh intihtheihpui tur reng reng a chhawm tel lo.
-          Mualphona hmun, saruaka awmna hmun a nih avangin zahpui mai a awl.
-          Kraws puin an kraws put an thup thei ngai lo. Mipui tam tak leh sipai rualin Jerusalem atanga Kalvari tlang thlengin an chhawm a, Jerusalem khawpui titi a ni. Chuvangin zahpui chung chuan Kraws a put theih loh.
3.      Kraws pua Isua zuitu chuan nun chan huam a ngai.
-          Nun chan tih hi...
·         Taksa thihna pawh huam a ngai.
·         Mihring hlui, a duhnate nena sun ralna a ni.
·         Mahni inphatna a ni.
-          Chu chu kan huam loh chuan Lal Isua hian a kraws pu tlakah min ngai lo: khawvel pawhin min hmu peih lo.
-          Kraws pua Lal Isua zui turin i inpe thar theuh ang u.

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