7. E popoto le toalima o i latou, e valelea foi le toalima

 7. E popoto le toalima o i latou, e valelea foi le toalima


( Mataio 25:1-13 ) Ona faatusaina lea o le malo o le lagi i taupou e toʻasefulu, o ē na ave a latou lamepa, ma ō atu e faafetaiaʻi i le faatoʻāfaiavā. Ma o le toalima o i latou sa popoto, ma le toalima sa valelea. O ē vālea ‘ua ‘ave a latou lamepa, ‘ae le‘i ‘ave ni suāu‘u; ‘Ua tuai mai le fa‘ato‘āfaiavā, ‘ona tulemomoe uma ai lea o i latou ma momoe. ‘Ua o‘o i le tulua o po ma ao sa ‘alaga ai, “Fa‘auta, ‘ua sau le fa‘ato‘āfaiavā; ia outou o atu e faafetaiai ia te ia. Ona tulai lea o na taupou uma, ma teuteu a latou lamepa. ‘Ona fai atu lea o ē vālea i ē popoto, ‘Aumai ni a ‘outou suāu‘u ma matou; auā ua tineia a matou lamepa. A ua tali mai le au popoto, ua faapea mai, E le faapea; ‘ina ne‘i lava ‘iā te i matou ma ‘outou, ‘ae lelei ‘ona ‘outou ō atu i ē fa‘atau, ma fa‘atau mai mo ‘outou. A o latou o atu e faatau, sa sau le faatoafaiava; ‘ua ō atu fo‘i ma ia i le tausama‘aga o ē ‘ua saunia, ‘ona pupuni ai lea o le faitoto‘a. Mulimuli ane, ona o mai ai lea o isi taupou, ua faapea mai, Le Alii e, le Alii e, ia e tatala atu ia te i matou. A ua tali atu o ia, ua faapea atu, E moni, ou te fai atu ia te outou, ou te le iloa outou. O lenei ia mataala, aua tou te le iloa le aso po o le itula e sau ai le Atalii o le tagata.


O taupou valea e toalima ua faatusaina i latou e lei ulu atu i le malo o le Atua ona latou te lei ulu atu i le taumafataga o le faaipoipoga faalelagi. Ina ua ala mai taupou vālea e toalima ma le tala ua sau le faatoafaiava, ua leai sa latou suauu. ‘Ona fai atu lea o taupou vālea e to‘alima i taupou popoto e to‘alima, “‘Inā aumai ia ‘iā te i matou sina suāu‘u.” Na fai mai taupou popoto e toalima, “E le lava a matou suauu,” ae na te lei tuuina atu ia i latou. Sa latou fai atu, “Alu i le tagata faatau ma faatau mai ai.” O lea na ō atu ai taupou vālea e toʻalima e faatau lana suāuu ma iloa ai ua tapuni le faitotoʻa. Sa ia fai atu i taupou valea e toalima e tatala le faitotoa, ma sa tali atu Iesu, “E moni, ou te fai atu ia te outou, ou te le iloa outou.” O le māfuaaga na lē mafai ai ona ulu atu taupou vālea e toʻalima i lana ʻaiga o le faaipoipoga ona “e lē silafia e Iesu taupou vālea e toʻalima.” Ua iloa e taupou vālea e toalima ia Iesu, ae e lē o silafia e Iesu taupou vālea e toalima. Ina ia mafai ona ulu atu i le lagi, “E le faapea ua ou iloa Iesu, a e tatau ona silafia au e Iesu.”

O taupou vālea e toʻalima sa i lalo o le tulafono, o lea “e leʻi silafia i latou e Iesu Keriso.” I le Kalatia 4:4, na faapea mai ai le Aposetolo o Paulo, “A ua oo i le atoatoaga o ona po, ona auina mai lea e le Atua o lona Alo, na faia i le fafine, na faia i lalo o le tulafono.” O le mafuaaga na afio mai ai Iesu i le lalolagi ina ia togiolaina e sa i lalo o le tulafono. Peitaʻi, o lo latou faafitia o le mea na faia e Iesu e tutusa lava ma le iai pea i lalo o le tulafono.

O le māfuaaga na fetalai atu ai Iesu iā i latou o ē na faia le mana tele, “O outou o ē e amioleaga,” ona o i latou o ē e faia le tulafono ma e pule foʻi i le suafa o Iesu.

O i latou e faia le tulafono e tatau ona faaaoga le tulafono, ma o i latou e talitonu ia Iesu e tatau ona faaaoga le tulafono a le Agaga Paia. Peitaʻi, o i latou e faia le tulafono e taumafai e faaaogā le tulafono a le Agaga Paia, lea e lē tusa ai ma le tulafono. Ua fetalai Iesu e uiga i ‘lē e amio leaga.’

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