1. O le gata uogo ma le gata apamemea

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1. O le gata uogo ma le gata apamemea

Ina ua faitio tagata Isaraelu i le Atua ona ua faigatā ona latou iai i le toafa, na auina mai e le Atua gata uogo (faamasinoga o le afi), ma e toʻatele i latou na utia ma feoti. Ona tatalo lea o Mose i le Atua, ona auina mai lea e le Atua o le gata apamemea (toetu).

Numera 21:8-9 “Ona fetalai mai lea o Ieova ia Mose, Ia e faia se gata uogo, ma tuu i luga o le pou; o i latou uma foi e utia, pe a vaai atu i ai, e ola ai ia. . ‘Ona faia lea e Mose o le gata ‘apamemea, ma tu‘u ai i luga o le pou, ‘āfai fo‘i e utia se tasi e se gata, pe a va‘ai atu o ia i le gata ‘apamemea, ‘ona ola ai lea o ia.

I le iʻuga, ua faapea mai le Tusi Paia e tatau ona feoti tagata uma i le lalolagi ona o le utia e se gata uogo. Ae ui i lea, o le gata apamemea e avea ma alofa tunoa mo i latou e utia e se gata mu. Ua faia e Mose se gata apamemea mai se gata uogo. Ua avea le gata uogo ma gata apamemea. O le gata uogo o le faatusa lea o le maliu o Iesu i luga o le satauro, a o le gata apamemea o le faatusa lea o le toetu o Keriso. O le gata uogo ma le gata apamemea o le faatusa lea o Keriso na maliu i luga o le satauro ma toetu mai.

I le Ioane 11:25-26 , na fetalai atu ai Iesu ia te ia, O a’u nei o le toetu ma le ola: o le faatuatua mai ia te au, e ui lava ina oti, e ola lava o ia; E te talitonu i lenei mea?』O le taimi nei, afai e le talitonu se tagata talitonu na toetu mai o ia faatasi ma Keriso a o soifua o ia, o ia o se pagota o le tulafono a Mose.

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