5. Nau-a lub nkoj

 5. Nau-a lub nkoj


Chivkeeb 6:14 『Ua rau koj ua ib lub phij xab ntawm gopher ntoo; Koj yuav tsum ua tej chav nyob rau hauv lub nkoj, thiab yuav tsum tsa nyob rau hauv thiab tsis muaj suab. Nws cim kev tuag rau kev txhaum. Nyob rau hauv 1 Peter 3: 21, "Lub cev zoo li qhov uas txawm tias kev cai raus dej tam sim no tseem cawm peb (tsis yog qhov kev tso tawm ntawm lub cev nqaij daim tawv, tab sis yog lo lus teb ntawm lub siab zoo rau Vajtswv,) los ntawm kev sawv rov los ntawm Yexus Khetos: " Kevcai raus dej txhais tias tuag saum ntoo khaublig nrog Yexus. Hauv Loos 6: 3, "Nej tsis paub, tias peb coob leej uas tau ua kev cai raus dej rau hauv Yexus Khetos tau ua kev cai raus dej rau hauv nws txoj kev tuag?" Nws txhais tau hais tias tag nrho cov neeg nyob hauv lub ntiaj teb no yog cov uas poob dej.

Vajtswv hais kom Nau-a ua ib lub nkoj tawm ntawm cov ntoo gopher. Yog li ntawd, lo lus Hebrew gopher (gֹ֔פֶר) ua lub nkoj. 『 chav yuav tsum tau ua nyob rau hauv lub nkoj, thiab yuav tsum pitch nws nyob rau hauv thiab tsis muaj suab. 'Lub suab ntawm tsob ntoo gopher' ua cim Yexus Khetos cov ntshav. Hauv Chiv Keeb 19:24, "Tus Tswv los nag ci ntsa iab thiab hluav taws los ntawm lub ntuj, txawm yog los ntawm tus Tswv, rau lub nroog Xaudoos thiab lub nroog Gomorrah." Lo lus Hebrew txhais ua leej faj ntawm no yog "Gophyrt" (pitch ntawm tsob ntoo Gopher). Lub ntsiab ntawm tsob ntoo gopher sawv cev rau cov ntshav los ntawm Yexus Khetos hauv nws txoj kev tuag theej txhoj.

Yog li ntawd, qhov tseeb uas Nau-a thiab nws tsev neeg nkag mus rau hauv lub nkoj txhais tau hais tias lawv tau ua kev cai raus dej hauv dej thiab ua kev cai raus dej hauv hluav taws. Tus txiv neej laus (txoj kev txhaum) twb tuag lawm hauv dej, thiab tus ntsuj plig (cov khaub ncaws qub) tau raug hluav taws kub ntawm tus Vaj Ntsuj Plig Dawb Huv. Thiab lawv tau sawv rov los ua cov neeg tshiab. Yog li ntawd, lub nkoj ib txhij sawv cev rau Yexus txoj kev tuag saum ntoo Khaublig thiab Khetos txoj kev sawv rov los. Cov uas nkag mus rau hauv lub nkoj yog cov uas tuag nrog Yexus raws txoj kevcai, thiab cov uas tawm hauv lub nkoj yog cov uas tau sawv hauv qhov tuag rov qab los nrog Khetos los ntawm lub hwj chim ntawm Vaj Ntsuj Plig Dawb Huv. Yog li ntawd, lub nkoj ua cim Yexus Khetos.

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