1. Tus nab kub thiab tus nab tooj liab

 Piv txwv txog tus Ntoo Khaublig thiab Kev Sawv Rov Los hauv phau Vajlugkub


1. Tus nab kub thiab tus nab tooj liab

Thaum cov Yixayee yws Vajtswv tias lawv muaj kev nyuaj siab nyob rau hauv roob moj sab qhua, Vajtswv tau xa ib tug nab fiery (kev txiav txim ntawm hluav taws), thiab ntau ntawm lawv raug tom thiab tuag. Yog li ntawd, Mauxes thiaj thov Vajtswv, thiab Vajtswv tau xa tus nab tooj liab (txoj kev sawv rov los).

Xwm Txheej Taug Kev 21:8-9 Tus TSWV hais rau Mauxes tias, “Koj cia li ua ib tug nab uas kub hnyiab, thiab muab nws tso rau saum tus ncej, thiab txhua tus uas raug tom, thaum nws ntsia, yuav muaj txojsia nyob. . Thiab Mauxes tau ua ib tug nab ntawm tooj dag, thiab muab tso rau ntawm ib tug ncej, thiab tau muaj tias, yog hais tias ib tug nab tau tom ib tug neeg, thaum nws pom tus nab tooj dag, nws muaj txoj sia nyob.

Thaum kawg, phau Vajlugkub hais tias txhua tus neeg hauv ntiaj teb yuav tsum tuag los ntawm kev raug nab tom. Txawm li cas los xij, tus nab tooj liab dhau los ua ib qho kev cawm seej rau cov neeg uas raug nab los ntawm fiery. Mauxes ua ib tug nab tooj liab tawm ntawm ib tug fiery nab. Tus nab fiery ua ib tug bronze nab. Tus nab fiery symbolize Yexus txoj kev tuag saum ntoo khaub lig, thiab tus nab tooj liab cim qhia txog Khetos txoj kev sawv rov los. Tus nab fiery thiab tus nab tooj liab sawv cev rau Tswv Yexus uas tuag saum ntoo khaub lig thiab tau sawv rov los.

Nyob rau hauv Yauhas 11:25-26, Yexus hais rau nws, Kuv yog tus sawv hauv qhov tuag rov qab los, thiab txoj sia: tus uas ntseeg kuv, txawm nws tuag los nws yuav muaj txojsia, thiab tus uas muaj sia nyob thiab ntseeg kuv yuav tsis tuag. Koj puas ntseeg qhov no? 』 Tam sim no, yog ib tug ntseeg tsis ntseeg tias nws tau sawv rov los nrog Khetos thaum nws tseem muaj txoj sia nyob, nws yog tus raug kaw ntawm Mauxes txoj cai.

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