Lawm Hoih Acih Kuate

Taangthu tom:

Nikhat mi nih alauhuai gamsung ah pai khawm uhhi.Tua leh lampi pan Vompi khat mu uh ahih man in , khatpa taii in singkung tung ah kah to san hi, adang khat pa ahih leh atheiciang zekai ta ahih man in, asi kineih in leilak ah bok hi.Vompi zong abokpa asi takpi hiam? ci in a muk tawh nam koikoi in sih mah ei ci in pai san hi.Vompi in paisan ta cih athei tak ciang singkung tung aa aki bu pa zong tuak suk in , nui kawm sa in, alawm pa kiang ah vompi in bang thusim hong gen hiam ci in dong hi
A lawmpa zong " vompi in na khuazin pih pa kua mi hiam cih thei in la , ki dawn" in hong ci hi.Tua ban ah "haksat hun a , hong taisan lawm tawh ki khawl kei in,"ci in,thu hong hilh hi cihi.

LST sung ah lawm pawl khat te thu: lawm pawl khat sauvei ki manglo a, pawl khat tesanggam sang in kip zaw hi.Na pa lawm te zong lawm in bawl in.Lawm citak te in tawmtung in hong it hi.(Pau.18:24;27:10;17:17)

Italy te paunak ah " lawm bang zah nei, khat tawm lua, gal bangzah nei,khat tam lua " cihi. Tuni lawm bang zah ih nei hiam?Ih lawm te hong it takpi hiam? David in Jonathan in a ma pumpi zah in hong it ci in, numei te itna sang lian zaw cihi.(2samuel1:26) Abraham leh Pasian kilawm ta kicihi.(2 khang 20:7) Tuni in itna mam tawh hong it taktak lawm bangzah ih nei hiam? Jesu pen ih lawm hoih pen pen ahih man in, na ki lawm ta nai hiam?

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