Zaj lus piv txwv txog tus tseb noob

 Zaj lus piv txwv txog tus tseb noob


(Malakau 4:3-8) 『Mloog; Saib seb, muaj ib tug sow tawm mus sow: Thiab tau muaj tias, thaum nws tseb, muaj qee leej tau poob ntawm txoj kev, thiab cov noog saum nruab ntug tuaj zom nws. Thiab qee leej tau poob rau hauv av pob zeb, qhov chaw uas nws tsis muaj av ntau; thiab tam sim ntawd nws tau nce mus, vim nws tsis muaj qhov tob ntawm lub ntiaj teb: Tiam sis thaum lub hnub sawv, nws tau scorched; thiab vim nws tsis muaj cag, nws thiaj qhuav mus.Thiab qee leej tau poob rau hauv cov pos, thiab cov pos loj hlob tuaj, thiab khi nws, thiab nws tsis muaj txiv hmab txiv ntoo. Thiab lwm tus tau poob rau hauv av zoo, thiab tau cog cov txiv hmab txiv ntoo uas tawg thiab loj tuaj; thiab coj tawm, qee peb caug, thiab rau caum, thiab ib puas puas.

Nyob rau hauv zaj lus piv txwv ntawm tus sow, sowing yog sowing ntawm Vajtswv txoj lus. Lo lus yog hais txog Vajtswv lub nceeg vaj. Thaum cov noob no poob rau hauv lub ntiaj teb, muaj ntau yam kev tshwm sim. Vajtswv lub Nceeg Vaj twb los lawm, tiamsis cov lus teb tau txawv lawm. Hauv Yexus zaj lus piv txwv, lub ntsiab lus ntawm zaj lus piv txwv tau piav qhia dua. Muaj qee leej txais tsis tau Vajtswv lub Nceeg Vaj uas Yexus tshaj tawm, ib txhia kuj lees txais thiab muab tso tseg, thiab txawm tias muaj tsawg heev, muaj qee leej lees txais nws zoo. Tiamsis, yog ntuj ceeb tsheej.

Zaj lus piv txwv hais txog tus tseb nplej yog ib zaj lus hais txog yuav ua li cas kho Yexus Khetos, uas yog saum ntuj ceeb tsheej. Txawm li cas los xij, qhov tshuaj tiv thaiv no tuaj yeem tshwm sim hauv ib tus neeg ntseeg tib lub sijhawm. Rau cov neeg ntseeg, nws tuaj yeem ua tau zoo li txoj kev, pob zeb, teb pos, lossis hloov mus rau thaj chaw zoo. Vajtswv ua hauj lwm nyob rau hauv lub siab ntawm cov ntseeg kom ua li no. Qhov ntawd yog Vajtswv lub Nceeg Vaj nyob hauv ntiajteb no. Vajtswv lub nceeg vaj tsis yog lub tebchaws Utopian uas yuav los yav tom ntej, tab sis nws yuav tshwm sim hauv daim ntawv tam sim no. Hauv lub siab ntawm cov ntseeg, thaj av zoo thiab thaj av phem nyob ua ke, thiab nplej thiab tares coexist. Yexus qhia zaj lus piv txwv txog cov nplej thiab cov nroj tsuag tom qab zaj lus piv txwv txog tus tseb noob. Zaj lus piv txwv saum ntuj hais txog cov nplej thiab tares. Yog li ntawd, Vajtswv thiaj li muaj coob tus ntseeg los ntawm peb caug mus rau rau caum mus rau ib puas. Yog vim li ntawd thiaj muaj kev ua siab ntev ntawm Tsoom Haiv Neeg Ntseeg.

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