ALPHA MAAMA (A.M.)

 Tusite Fepueli 9, 2021

“Do not interpretations belong to God?”

‘Ikai ‘oku ‘i he ‘Otua ‘a e faka‘uhinga?

Senesi 40 (Genesis 40)

(v. 8) And they said to him, “We each have had a dream, and there is no interpreter of it.” So Joseph said to them, “Do not interpretations belong to God? Tell them to me, please.”

(v. 8) Pea na tali, Kuo ma misi, pea ‘oku ‘ikai ha taha ke vete hono ‘uhinga.

Pea pehē ‘e Siosifa kiate kinaua, ‘Ikai ‘oku ‘i he ‘Otua ‘a e faka‘uhinga? fakamatala mai mu‘a kiate au.

*Commentary: The Reformation Study Bible*

dreams. The three sets of dreams, to Joseph (37:5-11), to the cupbearer and baker (ch. 40), and to Pharaoh (ch. 41), show God's sovereign control (41:28)

*Tohi Vete: Tohitapu Ako ‘o e Fakalelei-Lotu´*

misi. Ko e ngaahi misi ko ‘eni´, ‘a Siosifa (37:5-11), pule uaine mo e taʻo mā (40) pea mo Felo´ (41) ‘oku nau fakaʻaliʻali ‘a e pule aoniu ‘a e ‘Otua´ (41:28).

GOD IS . . . (KO E ‘OTUA, ‘OKU . . )

GOD IS TRIUNE

Application

In the Lord's Supper, which is a Trinitarian activity, we receive grace from Christ in our communion with him. The gift of the body and blood is a gift given to us by the Father; the body and blood represent the now-resurrected Son; and we receive Christ into our hearts afresh through the work of the Spirit. The gospel is preached visibly to us, and by faith, in the power of the Spirit, we enter into communion with our Savior. He comes to us anew to comfort us with his promises and to stir up in us faith, hope, and love.

KO E ‘OTUA, ‘OKU / KO E ...

Ko e ‘Otua´ ko e Tolu-ʻi he-Taha

Ko ‘ene fekauʻaki mo kitautolu´

 

‘I he sakalameniti ‘o e ‘Ohomohe ‘a e ‘Eiki´, ‘a ia ko ha ouau faka-Tolu-tahaʻi-‘Otua, ‘oku tau maʻu ‘a e kelesi mei he ‘Eiki´ ‘i heʻetau feohi mo Iaa´. Ko e meʻaʻofa ‘o e sino mo taʻataʻa´, ko e meʻaʻofa ‘oku foaki kiate kitautolu mei he Tamai´; ko e sino´ mo e taʻataʻa´ ‘oku na fakafofongaʻi kiate kitautolu he ‘aho ni ‘a e ‘Alo Toetuʻu´; pea ‘oku tau tali ‘a Kalaisi ki hotau loto´, ‘i ha founga foʻou ‘i he ngaue ‘a e Laumālie Maʻoniʻoni´. ‘Oku malangaʻi ‘a e koosipeli´ kiate kitautolu ‘i ha founga hā mai, pea ‘i he tui´, ‘i he ivi ‘o e Laumalie Maʻoni´, ‘oku tau hū atu ke feohi mo hotau Fakamoʻui´. ‘Oku ne hifo kiate kitautolu ‘i ha founga foʻou ke fakafiemālie kitautolu ‘aki ‘ene ngaahi palomesi´ pea ke toloaki ‘iate kitautolu ‘a e tui, ‘amanaki mo e ‘ofa.