Monite Tisema 17,
2018
Fu‘u
fiefia ‘aupito
FOLOFOLA
Luke 2:20
Pea
foki atu ‘a e kau tauhi sipi, mo nau fakafeta‘i mo fakamālō ki he ‘Otua;
koe‘uhi ko e ngaahi me‘a na‘a nau fanongo ki ai, pea mo ia na‘a nau mātā, ‘oku
na tuha mo e me‘a na‘e tala mai.
FAKAMATALA
Na’e
a’u tonu ‘a e kau tauhi sipi ‘o vakai ‘a Sisu mo e ‘uhinga ‘o e mavava ‘a e kau
‘angelo. Na’e mafola atu ‘a e fiefia
na’e ma’u ‘e he kau ‘angelo ‘o ‘inasi ai ‘a e kau tauhi sipi he na’a nau fai ‘a
e fakalangilangi mo e fakafeta’ia ‘o e ‘Otua ‘o hange ko e kau ‘angelo. Kuo kamata ke mafola ‘a e ongoongo ‘o e hoko
mai ‘a e fakamo’ui.
‘I
he hili ‘a e pekia ‘a Sisu, na’e a’usia ‘e Pita mo Sione ha fiefia tatau ‘o
‘ikai ke na kei lava ke mapukepuke ‘ena fiefia pea na loto ke talaki ‘a Sisu ki
he tokotaha kotoa pe (Ngaue 4:20). Na’a
na loto lelei ke na nofo pilisone ‘o a’u pe ki he mate, ka ko e me’a na’e ‘ikai
te na loto ke ta’ofi, ‘a ‘ena malanga’aki ‘a e huafa ‘o Sisu.
FEKAU
‘I
he taimi ‘oku ke fe’iloaki ai mo Sisu, ‘oku ‘ikai te ke fa’a mapukepuke ho’o
fiefia ka ‘oku ke loto ke talaki ‘a Sisu ki ha tahakehe. ‘Oku ke fa’a talanoa ki ha taha kehe
fekau’aki mo Sisu? Kapau ‘oku ‘ikai, pea
ke fehu’i hifo kiate koe pe ‘oku ke mahio’i mo’oni ‘a Sisu mo’ene felave’i mo
ho’o mo’ui. ‘Oku ‘omi ‘e Sisu ha fu’u
‘ofa ‘oku mahulu hake, mo ha ‘amanaki mo e kelesi ‘oku mahulu hake pea ‘oku ke
loto ke ‘inasi ai ‘a e kakai kehe.
FETAPA
‘E
‘Otua, ‘omi ha faingamalie ke u vahevahe ai ‘a e ‘amanaki ‘oku ou ma’u ‘ia Sisu
mo hoku ngaahi kaungame’a, famili mo ha kakai kehe pe. Pea neongo ‘e ‘ikai te u ma’u ha lea ‘oku
fe’unga, tokoni mai ke u kei lava pe ‘o fakamatala ‘a e koloa ‘oku ou ‘inasi
ai. ‘Emeni.
Still
too excited
SCRIPTURE
"The shepherds returned, glorifying and praising
God for all the things they had heard and seen, which were just as
they had been told." Luke 2:20
OBSERVATION
The shepherds were able to visit Jesus and got to see
what the angels had been so excited about. The excitement from the angels must
have been contagious considering theshepherds also began glorifying and
praising God. Word about the Savior is beginning to spread already!Later after
Jesus' crucifixion, Peter and John couldn't stop talking about Jesus to others
(Acts 4:20). They were willing to go to jail or go to their death, but what
they weren't
willing to do was stop talking about Jesus.
APPLICATION
When you encounter Jesus for yourself, you can't help
but tell others about it. Do you talk about Jesus to others? If not, you might
ask yourself the honest question about whether you really understand what Jesus
means to you. Jesus provides so much love, hope and grace that you'll want others
to experience the same.
PRAYER
God, give me opportunities with friends, family and
others to share the hope that Jesus provides to me. Even if I
don't feel like I have the right words, work through me and help
me be clear those with whom I speak. Amen.
Ko e hā ha me‘a na‘a ke fu‘u fiefia ke
talanoa‘i – pea ‘ikai kei ta‘ota‘ofi koe?
(What
was the last thing you could not stop talking about to your friends?)
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Ko e hā e ongo kī ki ho‘o fakamo‘oni ki he
koosipelí ‘oku hā ‘i he fiefia ‘a e kau
tauhisipi?
(What
two things must you have in your witness to others that were seen in today’s
verse?)
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