Ua savali Iesu i luga o le vai

 Ua savali Iesu i luga o le vai


Ioane 6:14-21 RSCB - ‘Ua va‘ai atu tagata i le fa‘ailoga na faia e Iesu, ‘ona fai ane lea o i latou, “E moni, o le perofeta lenei o le a maliu mai i le lalolagi.” ‘Ua silafia e Iesu o le a ō mai i latou e pu‘e ‘iā te ia e fai ma tupu, ‘ona maliu ‘ese ai lea o ia i le mauga. ‘Ua o‘o i le afiafi, ‘ona ō ifo ai lea o ona so‘o i le vaituloto, ma ō atu i le va‘a ma sopo‘ia le vai i Kapanaumi. Ua pogisa nei, a e leʻi afio mai Iesu iā i latou. Ua agi mai se matagi malosi ma ua oso aʻe peau. Ina ua alo i latou pe tusa ma le sefulu ma le sefulu maila, ona latou iloa atu lea o Iesu o savali i luga o le vaituloto ma latalata atu i le vaa. Sa latou fefefe. A ‘ua fai atu o ia ‘iā te i latou, “O a‘u lava, ‘aua tou te matata‘u.” Ona latou ave lea o ia ma le fiafia i le vaa, ona taunuu loa lea o le vaa i le nuu na latou o i ai.

‘Ona ō ifo lea o le ‘au so‘o i le vai, ‘ona ō ai lea i le va‘a, ma sopo‘ia atu le vai i Kapanaumi. Ua pogisa, a e leʻi afio mai Iesu iā i latou. Ua agi mai se matagi malosi ma ua oso aʻe peau.』 Ua faaalia i le pogisa e leʻi mafai lava e le ʻausoo ona sosola ese mai le upega o le tulafono. O le agi o le matagi ma le oso aʻe o peau ua faaalia ai o le a tatalaina i latou mai le tulafono ma maua le taitaiga a le Agaga Paia. O le faaupuga lava lea e tasi o loo faaaogā i le Mataio 14:22-36 .

‘Ua iloa atu e le ‘au so‘o o ia o savali i luga o le vai, ‘ona fefefe ai lea o i latou ma fai ane, “O le aitu.” Na alu ese Peteru mai le vaa ma savali i luga o le vai. O le vaa e faatusa ia Keriso. O le amataga o le vaa o le vaa o Noa. O le atolaau o se faailoga o le faaolataga, o lea e faatusa ai Iesu Keriso. O iinei, o le sami o le faatusa lea o le tulafono. Tela la, a Iesu e sasale i luga i te vai e fakaasi mai i ei me e sili atu a ia i te tulafono.

O i latou na mulimuli ia Iesu ina ua uma ona vaai i faailoga na iu ina oo i faailoga ofoofogia. Na latou talitonu o Iesu o se perofeta e pei o Mose, lea na valoia i le Teuteronome 18, ma sa latou mananao e fai o ia ma o latou tupu. Na latou talitonu o le a aumaia e Iesu le saʻolotoga faapolotiki, le toe faafoʻisia o le tamaoaiga, ma le faamasinotonu o tagata. Na latou talitonu o le a faataunuuina e Iesu a latou miti ma avea ma tali i a latou tatalo. Peitaʻi, e leʻi tali atu Iesu i o latou manaʻoga.

O Iesu, o lē e pule i galu ma savali i luga o le vai, e leʻi teena la latou talosaga ona ua leai sona mana. E leʻi manaʻo o ia e avatu le saʻolotoga, le faamalieina, ma le saʻolotoga i tagata o se meaalofa. Talu ai e ese manatu o Iesu mai i o latou manatu. “O Iutaia na mulimuli atu ia Iesu ma vaai i vavega e tele” na na ona mananao lava i le pule mai ia Iesu e sili atu nai lo Iesu lava ia.

Na latou talitonu afai latou te faia o ia ma tupu, o le a faaleleia o latou olaga, o le a mou atu o latou tiga ma mafatiaga, ma o le a faamaloloina i latou mai o latou maʻi uma. Peitaʻi, o lenei talitonuga e lē mai le lagi. E leai se eseesega o lenei talitonuga ma uiga ifo i tupua o tagata faapaupau o loo saili e faalautele lo latou tamaoaiga ma le manuia ma maua ai le ola manuia e ala ia Iesu. I aso nei, o le faatuatuaga faaletagata o se faataitaiga masani.

O le faatuatua e tatalo mo faamanuiaga faalelalolagi e leai se eseesega ma i latou e talitonu i tupua. E leai se eseesega ma le ifo i tupua ina ia ausia ai le manuia faalelalolagi, tupe, ma le lauiloa. E le o le faaKerisiano lenei, ae o le faapaupau. O le faa-Kerisiano ua na o le tuufaatasia ma le maliu i luga o le satauro ma le toetu mai o Iesu Keriso i le taimi nei.

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