Tu‘apulelulu 3
Sanuali 2019
NOMIPA 11-12 (NUMBERS 11-12)
VEESI
LAULOTO:
TEUTALONOME 31:8
Pea
ko Sihova ko ia ia ‘oku hā‘ele mu‘omu‘a ‘iate koe; te ne ‘iate koe ‘e ia, ‘e
‘ikai te ne fakatukuhāusia‘i koe, ‘uma‘ā ha‘ane li‘aki: ‘oua ‘e manavahē, pea
‘oua ‘e lotosi‘i.
MEMORY VERSES: DEUTERONOMY
31:8
It is the Lord who
goes before you. He will be with you; he will not leave you or forsake you. Do
not fear or be dismayed.
Ko e
tohi Nomipa, ko e hoko atu ia ‘o e talanoa ‘o e fononga ‘a Ha’a ‘Isileli mei
‘Isipite ki he fonua ‘o e tala’ofa, ‘a ia na’e ngata ‘a e talanoa ‘i he Tohi
‘Ekisoto. ‘I he hili pe ‘a hono langa ‘o
e Tapanekale, na’e hoko atu ‘enau fononga ki he fonua ‘o e Tala’ofa, ka koe’uhi
ko ‘enau ta’etui ki he ‘Otua, na’e ha ia ‘i he’enau launga ‘i he fononga. Na’e houhau ‘a e ‘Otua ‘i he launga ‘a e
kakai pea kole ‘a Mosese ki he ‘Otua ke fakamolemole’i ‘a e kakai pea na’e
lolou ai ‘a e houhau ‘a e ‘Otua. Na’e
hoko ‘a e fekau’aki vaofi ‘a Mosese mo e ‘Otua ko ha me’a ke fakatupu ai ha meheka
‘i hono ta’okete, ‘Elone, pea mo hono tuofefine, Meliame. ‘I he taimi na’e fakaanga’i ai ‘e Meliame ‘a
e mali ‘o Mosese pea mo hono tu’unga taki, na’e taa’i ‘e he ‘Otua ia ‘aki ha
kilia ‘o iku ai ‘o fakamavahe’i kitu’a ‘apitanga. Na’e toe hu pe ‘a Mosese ki he ‘Otua ke
fakamo’ui ‘a hono tuofefine.
Ko e
ongo fakatata ko ‘eni ‘o e me’a na’e hoko kia Mosese pea mo hono famili, ‘oku
ne ‘omi ‘a e ‘ata totonu ‘o e aafe ma’u pe ‘a e tangata ki he angahala mo ‘ene
fiema’u ha tokotaha ke tu’u vaha’a ki he ‘Otua; ko Sisu ‘oku ne hoko ko e
taukapo ma’a e tangata ki he ‘Otua.
The Book of
Numbers picks up with the story of the Israelites' journey from Egypt to the
promised land where it left off in the Book of Exodus. After the people built
the tabernacle, they resumed their journey to the promised land, but their lack
of faith in God again became evident when they complained about their
condition. The complaints stirred up God's anger, but Moses interceded on
behalf of the people and God held back His anger. This unique relationship
Moses had with God stirred up jealousy in his brother, Aaron, and his sister,
Miriam. When Miriam criticized Moses’ marriage and questioned his leadership,
God struck her with leprosy, banishing her from the camp. However, Moses again
interceded to God for her healing.
Both of these
accounts remind us of the human bent toward sinfulness and our need for an
intercessor, which we have in Jesus.
‘I ho‘o
lau ‘a e Tohitapú ‘i he uiké ni . . .
As you read the Bible this week...
T OHOAKI – hiki ‘a e
veesi ‘oku ne Tohoaki ho‘o tokangá
H IGHLIGHT the verses that speak to you
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A NALAISO –
fakamatala‘i e ‘uhinga ‘o e veesi
E XPLAIN what this passage means.
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L EA MAI – fakahā e
me‘a ne lea mai ‘a e ‘Otuá kiate koe
A PPLY what God is saying in these verses
to your life
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I O / ‘Ikai – fai
ha‘o tali ki he me‘a kuo ke ako
R ESPOND to what you've read
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