- 13. Hmakhatteah cuih vancungmi thawn hmun khatah vancung ihsin vancungmi burpi an rung lang ih Pathian thangṭhatnak hla an sak.
- 14. “A saang bik vanah khin Pathian cu thangṭhat si koseh; A duhdawtmi minung pawl umnak leilungah hin remnak leeng koseh,” tiah an ti.
Saturday, December 27, 2008
Na Thinlung Sungah Jesuh in Hmun A Nei Maw?
Monday, December 15, 2008
Immanuel Pathian
- Isai 7:14 “Atu ah Bawipa amah rori in khihmuhhnak a lo pe ding. Nunau no pakhat in fa a vun ih fapa a hring dingih a hminah Immanuel tiah an sak ding.”
- Luke 2:10 “Tihhlah uh! Nan hrangah thuthang tha ka run keng. . ..”
Saturday, December 13, 2008
Rualpi Tha Cu Sui Le Ngun An Si
Lai hla lak ah a tawi fawn ih sullam a nei zetmi hla ka timi cu a tanglam ih hla hi a si. Himi hi social kan tuah tik khal ah kan sak ringring theu. Asullam a tha fawn ih nunpi cih dingah a mawi zetmi hla a si. A tanglam ah ka vun langh ter ding.
"Rual thar hawl, rual hlun hngilh hlah.
Rualpi tha cu sui le ngun an si."
Lei tlun kan nun sungah, rualpi tam a nei theitu hi ziangkim an tuah ah an hlawh tling. David tla kha Jonathan thawn rualpi ih an can tikah, Jonathan pa, Saul Siangpahrang pa in that tum rero khal sehla, that thei lo ding in, Jonathan in a sim cingcing ti kan hmu.
Rualpi tha timi cu kan par in in uktu si lo in, kan kiangah in umpitu le thu kan ron theimi a si. Kan tulnak ah in bawm ih, sim tulnak ah raltha zet in a mawi lomi kan nun daan in sim ngamtu a si. Kan thanau lai caan ah ruahsannak nei ding in tha in pe ih, kan lungawi caan ah in lungawi pi vetu a si. Midang kan sim ngam lomi khal ral tha zet in kan sim ih, thlacamnak in in bawmtu le kan rinsanmi a si. A lungawinak ding kan hawl ih kan lungawinak ding khal a hawl vetu a si. Amai zawn lawng a ruat lo ih, kan zawn khal in ruat zettu a sinak kha a tuah sernak in a langh ter. Asinan, cumi parah a porh aw dah lo. Kan thanso in hmuh tikah, a lung a awi ih, kan thiam lomi khal thiam ko in sim in zirhtu a si.
Rual thar cu hawl aw la, an mah ih rual tha va si hmaisa aw. Asinan, na rualpi hlun pawl kha hngilh lo in a kom ding zuam ringring aw. Ziangah tile, rualpi tha cu nangmah le nangmah na pekawk theimi laksawng lak ah a sunglawi bikmi laksawng an si.
Friday, December 12, 2008
Duhnungza Innsaang
Ka mit thlam sungah hi ti in duh a nung zetmi innsaang ka vun hmu. Lei tlun tisa ahcun a farah zet ko nan, Pathian thu sungah a nupi le fale pawl a hruai ih, pakhat le pakhat an duhdawt awk a si ahcun, cuhnak ih inn saang nuam a um thei nawn lo ding. Curuangah, thu nitin te ih kan suh awk dingmi cu, Pathian hi ka thinlung taktak in ka duhdawt maw? Pathian duhdawt taktak timi cu Pathian lungawinak ding lawnglawng ruat in, tuah ih caan cem ter hi a si.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
Daihnak Siangpahrang
by Khun Siang Mawi
Bible sirhsan: Isai 9:6
Tuzaan ah Pathian cu ziangruangah Bible ca in daihnak Siangpahrang tiah a ti timi hi ruat khawm tlaang ding ka duh. Pathian cu ziangruangah kan hrangah daihnak Siangpahrang a si tile:
1. Pathian cu kan ruah banmi leeng in in duhdawttu a si ruangah a si (John 3:16). Himi John 3:16 cu kan zaten kan nau hngak te lai ih siin kan theihciami Bible caang a si. Pathian in in duhdawt tuk ruang ah a fapa neih sun in pek ih cu mi a fapa zum tu hmuah hmuh cu kumkhua nun nak an co ding a si a ti. Kan tuanman le felman ruangah, Pathian in in duhdawt tiah in sim lo. “Ka phu lo na cing in i duhdawt timi hi ZUM IH RINGTU si ding hi kan tuanvo a si. Pathian in a nunnak pektiang duhdawtmi ka si ti kan zum ve te in, nun tharnak kan sungah a thok a si.”
2. Pathian cu kan hrangah daihnak Siangpahrang a sinak cu: Pathian cu misual kan si ko nan, rundamnak cu laksawng in in petu a si (Efesa 2:8-9). Pathian t’ongkam in ziang a ti, “Ziangah ti le nannih cu pathian ih zangfah nak ruangah zumnak in rundam nansi. hi rundamnak cu tuannak ih nan ngah mi a si lo ih laksawng a si. Curuangah zo hman porhawk ding nan si lo.” Kan mai’ thatnak ruangah si lo in, Jesuh kan ai ih a thihnak ruangah, sual ngaidamnak Pathian in in pek ti kan zum vete’n kan sungah lungawi hnangamnak a thok a si.
3. A pathumnak ah, ziang ruangah, kan hrangah Pathian cu daihnak le hnangamnak a si tile zumtu kan si hnu kan sual pang tikah, sualsir in thla kan cam tikah kan sual ngaidamtu a si (Siar aw: 1John 1:9). Kan nih zum tu tam sawn cu kan piangthar pek ah a si lo le crusade theh ah thizik ten Pathian kan zum . Cun a rei a rei in sual kan tuah ti ih kan ruat aw veten Pathian in in duh nawn lo tin kan mah te kan ruat. Cun, ka thih le hell ah ka tla ding tiah kan ti aw mei. Cuvek Pathian thu ruah daan cu, “ka that le vanram ka kai ding, ka sual le hell ah ka tla ding timi ruahnak ih sin a rami a si. Pathian ih duhdawtnak zumnak in vanram kai tum lo in, mai thatnak ih vanram kai kan tum ruangah a si. Mi nung cu tisa ih um lai kan si ruangah, sualnak kan tuah pang thei. Cu ti ih sualnak kan tuah pang caan ah, Pathian hmai ah kan sual kan phuang ih ngaithiam kan dil ahcun, kan sualnak in ngaithiam ding a si (1 John 1:8,9). Cun, Saam 145:8 khal ah, “bawipa cu mi duhdawttu le mi zangfah tu asi; athinheng a har ih a hmunmi duhdawtnak in a khat” Ati. Curuangah, duhdawtnak thawn a khatmi kan Pa Pathian hnen ah kan sual pang a si le, sual phuang in ngaithiam dil ding kan si.
4. Thunetnak: Pathian cu kan hrangah daihnak le hnangamnak Siangpahrang a si. Ziangruangah tile,
a. Pathian cu kan ruah banmi ih leeng tiang in duhdawttu a si. (Jn 3:16)
b. Pathian ih rundamnak cu kan thatman a si lo, laksawng a si. (Eph 2:8-9).
c. Zumtu in kan sualnak kan tuah pang tikah, Pathian hnen ah sualsir in sual ngaithiamnak kan dil sal tikah, Pathian in in ngaidam. (1 John 1:8,9).
Pathian in misual zohman a taansan lo. Kan hrangah daihnak le hnangamnak in petu daihnak Siangpahrang a si timi hi tui Christmas caan ih sin thok in kan zum hrih lo a si le zum in rinsan uh si. Cu tluk ih in duhdawttu Pathian hnen ah kan sual sir in kan nunnak hlan aw aw sal uh si. Amai hnen lawngah daihnak a um (Ps 16:11).
Saam. 16:11 "Nangmah in nunnak lamzin cu i hmuh ding;
Na umnak ah lungawinak a kim ih,
Na baan thacak ah nomnak kumkhua in a um.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
Hnamawknak Ruangih Hnaset
A Short Biography of Dr. Ni Khuai
Dr. Ni Khuai was the first MBBS among the Chins and the second FRCS all over Burma. He completed FRCS, Fellow of the Royal College of Surgery, with "A" Grade from Edinburgh University, England in 1955. Though he was invited by many EU countries to serve their countries with a high rate of pay, he rather chose to return to his own country and joined as Surgery Specialist in Rangoon Hospital. Later he applied for going to serve in Chin State.
U Nu, the former Prime Minister of Union of Burma and the head of Health ministry were amazed when Dr. Ni Khuai and his father submitted their application to serve in Chin State. The then Health minister even asked them thrice whether Dr. Ni Khuai really wanted to work in Chin state. As the concerned authority granted his request, he started serving as head doctor at the hospital of Falam, the former capital of Chin State, in 1957.
For Dr. Ni Khuai, there was no working timetable, but he was ready 24 hours for his patients. He respected his noble works and treated all his patients equally. He gave no preference whether the patients were un-educated, rich or poor. Due to his dedicated works, the 25-bedded hospital was increased up to 4 times. When he started to join Falam hospital, he was the only doctor in Chin State capital's hospital, but due to his hard working, there were more than 10 specialists plus 11 junior doctors, 9 sisters, 11 blue staff and 10 train nurses. There after, Falam Hospital was known as Specialist Hospital of Chin state.
The motto of Dr. Ni Khuai is: “To Serve Others.”
During his time, patients in every village in Chin State believed that they would surely be healed if they were admitted to Falam hospital or if they got Dr. Ni Khuai's treatment. The patient's faith and belief were true. Their health was recovered when they came to the hospital. Though most of the Chins were poor, all patients had a chance to get treatment as Dr. Ni Khuai was kind enough to treat them with free of cost. Moreover, he gave them free medicine, lodging as he himself hosted patients from remote villages at his own residence. He gave them food, the same food his own family used to have, clothes, moral encouragement, even lunch and money to those poor patients when they were discharged.
Dr. Ni Khuai’s patients were not only from Falam, but also from every corner of Chin State, people from delta areas and even from Mizoram. He was kind, polite, and gentle on patients as well as on his working staff. Junior doctors who used to work with Dr. Ni Khuai became famous and outstanding doctors. For his noble works and kind services, he was awarded Wunnah Kyaw Htin title. His father, Major Kap Cong, was also awarded the same title. Therefore, he was a good son who followed his father's footsteps.
He gave his time, strength, capacity and knowledge to his beloved fellow Chins, but still, some corrupted employee gave wrong reports to the authority, which made him need to transfer. The whole community at Falam, the former capital of Chin State and other parts of Chin State knew very well that he was an ideal doctor. They all knew that he was kind to every one and never corrupted.
Even elderly people could not hold their tears when they heard this bad news that Dr. Ni Khuai had to transfer from Chin state to another place. Due to the people's request, he could not leave Chin State easily. Individuals, organizations, church leaders, community leaders etc.. visited Dr. Ni Khuai and begged him not to leave them but he had to. Every villager of the high way between Falam, Kalay Myo, and Sagaing stood on the roadside with flowers and cultural dresses to show their sorrow of losing such a kind and noble man.
Though Dr. Ni Khuai knew those corrupted men who reported him, he gave no bad response or never tried to revenge them. Instead, he even prepared a special dinner for them with prayer. When he was working in Mandalay Hospital and other parts of delta areas of Burma, the Burmans said, "Thanks to the Chins for giving us such a good, kind, expert, and ideal doctor."
Collected by
BenHur S. LyzoEditorial Consultant
RFA- Chin Program