8. salu ma le manai

 8. salu ma le manai


Esoto 16:13-14 . ‘Ua o‘o i le afiafi, ‘ona ō a‘e ai lea o salu ma ufitia ai le toagalauapi, a o le taeao ‘ua to‘o ai le sau i tafatafa o le togālauapi. ‘Ua alu a‘e fo‘i le sau na to‘oto‘o, fa‘auta fo‘i, o lo‘o i luga o le fogā‘ele‘ele o le vao le mea itiiti lapotopoto, e la‘itiiti e pei o le aisa sinasina i luga o le ‘ele‘ele.


O salu e faatusa i le afiafi. O manu felelei o manu leaga, o lona uiga o le agasala ma le oti. Ae ui i lea, o Sherav e iai le uiga o suiga faaletino. E faailoa ai le suiga e oo mai i le ola pe a oti se tasi i le agasala. I le Roma 6:5 o loo faapea mai, “Aua afai ua faatasia i tatou i le faatusa o lona maliu, ona avea ai lea o i tatou ma faatusa o lona toetu:” ma i le 6:7 o loo faapea mai, “Aua o lē ua oti faasaolotoina mai le agasala.” Fai loa. O le uiga la o le Sherav, a faataunuuina le Upu i le Tama ma le Alo, ona afio mai lea o le Agaga Paia ia i laua.


O le Agaga Paia e ufitia Et Mahaneh (la latou tolauapiga). I le taeao, o loʻo iai le sau i Mahane, ma pe a alu aʻe le sau i le lagi, o se mea itiiti, lapotopoto e pei o le aisa (manai) e aliali mai i le toafa. Ua vaaia le upu o le alofa tunoa i le vao. O le sau (tal) o loo i le tulafono o le alofa tunoa. O le sau e alu aʻe i le lagi o lona uiga ua faaalia mai le tulafono iā i latou. O le mea lea e mafai ai ona iloa upu a le Tama, Atalii, ma a'u ina ia tasi. O lea, ina ua latou iloa ua latou tuua lo latou tamā ma tagiauē, ona avatu lea e le Atua iā i latou aano o manu e aai ai. O aano o manu e faatusa ia Iesu Keriso i luga o le satauro.

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