Tokonaki ‘Epeleli
14, 2018
Ko ‘etau Tamaí,
ko Tu‘i ia ‘o e ‘univeesi
(our
Father is the King of the universe)
Fehu‘i #41
Ko e hā ‘a e lotu
‘a e ‘Eikí ?
Ko ‘emau Tamai ‘oku ‘i Hevani, ke tāpuhā ho huafa, ke
hoko mai ho‘o pule, ke fai ho finangalo. Hangē ko ia ‘i he langí, ke pehē foki
‘i mamani. Foaki mai he ‘aho ni ha‘amau me‘akai ki ‘anai. Pea fakamolemole
‘emau ngaahi mo‘uá, ‘o hangē ko ‘emau fakamolemole ‘a kinautolu ‘oku mo‘ua
mai. Pea ‘oua na‘a fakahū kimautolu ki
he ‘ahi‘ahi kae fakahaofi kimautolu mei he filí.
What is the Lord's Prayer?
Our Father in
heaven, hallowed be your name, your kingdom come, Your will be done,
on earth as it is in heaven. Give us today our daily your bread. And forgive us
our debts, as we also have forgiven our debtors. And lead us not into
temptation, but deliver us from evil
MATIU
6:9
Ko ia ke peheni
ha‘amoutolu lotu: “Ko ‘emau Tamai ‘oku ‘i Hēvani, ke tāpuhā ho Huafa…”
MATTHEW
6:9
Pray then like this: "Our Father in
heaven, hallowed be your name..."
Commentary - JUAN SANCHEZ (cont…)
But
Jesus also reminded us that he's not only our Father but he's also
our King. So when we say, "Your
kingdom come, your will be done," we realize our Father is the King. We're
coming to our Father, who is the King of the universe, who has complete and
total authority over all things. Our focus must first and foremost be on our Father,
who is King. And the greatest joy for his children is that his name would be
hallowed, that his name would be famous. And so we should pray, "God, make your name famous”.
The
Lord's Prayer is also a corporate prayer. "Our
Father" reminds us that we're not an only child. Our desire is to make
sure his name is hallowed over all the earth. Ultimately, this world is not our
home, and we long for his kingdom to finally and fully be established. But
until then, Jesus reminded us that we can go to our Father. When we fail our
Father, when we fail our King, we can ask for forgiveness.
Ka
‘oku toe fakamanatu mai ‘e Sisu, ko e ‘Otuá ‘oku ‘ikai ngata pe ‘i he‘ene hoko
ko ‘etau Tamaí, ka ko hotau Tu‘i.
Ko ia, ‘i he‘etau pehē, “Ke hoko mai ho
pule‘angá, ke fai ho finangalo”, ‘oku tau fakamo‘oni, ko ‘etau Tamaí ko e Tu‘í ia. ‘Oku tau omi ki he‘etau Tamaí, ko e Tu‘i
fakaleveleva ‘o e ‘univeesí, ko ia ‘oku pule aoniu ‘i he me‘a kotoa. Ko ‘etau
tokangá ‘oku hu‘u taha ki he‘etau Tamaí, ko ia ‘a e Tu‘í. Ko e fiefia‘anga ‘o
‘ene fanaú, ke tāpuhā ‘a hono huafá, ke ongoongoa ‘a hono huafá. Pea te tau
lotu leva, “Otua, ngaohi ho huafá ke ‘iloa
‘i mamani.”
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