Sual Ngaithiam Dil Cingcing ih Sual Cingcingmi Nunnak in Ziangtin Ka Luat Thei Ding?

San No Thuan

April 17, 2013

Ka duhdawtmi ….., 

Thusuhnak: Pastor pa, "Sual ngaithiam dil cingcing ih sual cingcing" tihi Christian nun ih minung tampi ih buaimi a si. Ziangtin cumi nun in kan luat thei pei? 

Thulehnak: Tu na buaimi hi kei tla ka rak buai ve tuk. Keimah le mah tla ka hua awk tuk theu. Himi sung in luatnak ka hawlnak hi kum 15 lai a si thlang. 

Ka hmuh suakmi cu - Jesuh thawn kan pawlkomawknak a maltuk ruangah ka duhmi ka tuah thei lo ih, ka duh lomi ka tuah ringring ti ka thei thlang (John 15:5). 

Jesuh thawn pawlkom awk daan cu: 

1. Bible siar aw. Na siarmi kha ruat awla, cing ringring aw. Thazaang na ngahmi kha ca khal ah ngan khum aw. 

2. Thlacam aw. Ni khat veithum tal thlacamnak thawn Pathian thawn pawlkom aw (Zing, Sun, Zaanlam)

3. Zumtu pawl umnak: Khawmnak, Bible Study tuahnak, Thlacamnak ah tel aw.

Cuti in na tuah ahcun, vei khat te in na duhmi cu na tuah thei lo ding nan, nuam tete in lamzin dik ah na feh thei ding. 

Example 1. thingfa te khi na phun tikah, tidai na toih. Cutikah a nung ih nuam tete in a tthang. Cuvek in, Pathian thu (tidai) thawn na thlarau (thingkung) kha ti na toih le na tthangso sinsin ding. A rei deuhdeuh ding ih, na tthangso deuhdeuh ding (Saam 1:1-3). 

Example 2. Zarh khat ah vei khat lawng rawl ei aw, na cak lo ding, tha na nei lo ding ih, na duhmi na tuah thei lo ding. Na paih lo khal le na to lole na it ringring a tul ding. Cuvek in, Thlarau lam khal ah Bible siar nun, Thlacamnak nun, zumtu pawl thawn pawlkomawknak na neih tam lo ahcun na thazaang a cak thei lo ding. Ni khat ah vei thum rawl na ei ahcun, thlarau lam khal ah vei thum thlacam aw, Bible siar ve aw. 

Ziangruangah Bible siar, thlacam, le zumtu pawl thawn pawlkomawk hi a thupi? 

1. Minung cu na ruahmi le five senses pawl: na mit, na ka, na hnar, na lei, na taksa pawl thawn na contactmi thu pawl in na thinlung le na tuahsernak (action) a lo control ding. 

2. Thil tha lo thawn nan contact awk tam le, na nunnak cu thil tha lo lam ah na thleng ding. 

3. Pathian thu na siar ih, thlacamnak na neih ahcun na thinlung le ruahnak cu Pathian thu in a lo ciah ding ih, a lo thiangfai ter ding ih na duhmi na tuah thei ding. 

Vei tampi ah sualnak na tuah lala pang tikah, ka bible siar le thlacam a mal tuk lai tinak thei awla, Bible siar tam sin aw, thlacam tam sin aw. 

Example: Boxing an thawngawk tikah, vei ziat an thong ngah ih a let a ril timi hnak in, a thosal lohli thei maw timi hi a thupi sawn. Cuvek in sualnak na tuah pang tikah, cumi cu Satan in a lo thongril ngah tinak a si ih, tho awla, Pathian hnen ah ngaithiam dil sal in hmai ah feh aw. Pathian cun na sualnak pawl a lo hminsin sak lo (Rom 4:7-8). Cuhnak in Pathian ih zoh a duhmi cu na tluk theh hnu ah Amah Pathian ih duhdawtnak le sual ngaithiamnak rinsan in na ding thei sal maw timi hi a zoh duhmi a si. Na sualnak hnak in Pathian ih a lo duhdawtnak a tum sawn timi thei ringring aw, a hnen ah a rang thei tawk in kir aw. A hnen ih a kirtu pawl Pathian in Chance a pek sal ringring (Jonah 3:2). E.g. Fapa tlaan hlo le Jonah. 

Carbon monoxide to blame for deaths of 4 in Bucks Co. home, officials say

Car left running in attached garage

Author: 69 News, (follow: @69news), news@wfmz.com

Published: Apr 16 2013 06:50:29 AM EDT  Updated:  8 MIN. AGO

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4 dead from carbon monoxide poisoning

MILFORD TWP., Pa. -

A family of four was found dead of apparent carbon monoxide poisoning inside a home in Bucks County late Monday night, state police said.

Officials said they received a call around 11:20 p.m. to check on the welfare of the residents of a home in the 1500 block of Kumry Road in Milford Township.

When they arrived at the home, police said there were high levels of carbon monoxide inside. They subsequently found a car running in the attached garage, and the garage door was closed.

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Members of the family, identified as Gary Reitnauer, 59; Michele Reitnauer, 58; Yun Jiao Cao (Kimberly), 16; and Jamie Hongfan Reitnauer, 10, were found in or near the garage, officials said.

State police are not seeking any suspects, and there is no danger to the public, said Lt. Vincent D'Angelo.

Authorities haven't determined when the car was left running and whether it was accidental or intentional.

The investigation continues pending a determination of the cause and manner of deaths for the four victims, state police said.

The two children were students in the Quakertown Area School District, according to the district's website.

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The bra is a 'false necessity' - research

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Research suggests ladies don't need to wear a bra.Photo / Thinkstock

Women don't need to wear a bra, a new French study suggests, saying the under-garment is a "false necessity."

According to the results of a 15 year study bras do nothing to help support a woman's breasts and could even be doing damage.

"Medically, physiologically, anatomically, the breast does not benefit from being deprived of gravity," Jean-Denis Rouillon, a professor at the University of Franche-Comté in Besançon, told France Info.

Conducting the study at the university's hospital, Rouillon measured and examined the breasts of more than 300 women, aged 18 and 35, taking note of how the additional support provided by bras affects the body over time. (The study did not mention breast size.)

Breasts would gain more tone and support themselves if no bra was used, researchers said.

Using a bra meant "supporting tissues will not grow and even they will wither and the breast will gradually degrade".

Some of the women who took part in the experiment told France Info that stopping using a bra had even helped ease back pains.

However, women shouldn't go burning their bras just yet.   Prof Rouillon said: "It would be dangerous to advise all women to stop wearing their soutien-gorge as the women involved were not a representative sample of the population."

He said his initial results "validated the hypothesis that the bra is a false 'need'" but women who had been wearing bras for a long time would not gain a benefit from stopping now.

He said a principle observation was that the nipple would lift 7mm in a year towards the shoulder in those women not wearing a bra. The breast would also become firmer and stretch-marks faded. He suggested that girls who started wearing a bra once their breasts first started to appear would soon become dependent as the supporting muscle structure would degrade.

- www.nzherald.co.nz

Ref.: http://www.nzherald.co.nz/lifestyle/news/article.cfm?c_id=6&objectid=10877604

Kum a Liam ih a Thlum Sinmi Nunnak Nei Dingah

1.   Tukfornak pawl ralring aw.

Minung hi zokhal kan thuanthu kan ngan rero a si ih, mi hrek khat cu a senlai ah duh a nung tuk, a tlangval falat lai ah rinsan a um tuk nan, a hung upa deuhdeuh ih a hlotlau. Zu le sa ah, nunau le mipatnak lam ah, paisa lam ah ti in an hmin a sia ih, an thuanthu mawi lo zet in a cem ta.

David Siangpahrang Bawipa khi Pathian in tuukhaltu in Siangpahrang dinhmun ah a cawisang ih an ram ih an tihbikmi Philistine ral Bawi Goliath khal a neh ter. Asinan, tukforhnak ralring lo in, Uriah ih nupi a sualpi ih, an pa tiang a thah sak. Zohman in an thei lo. Asinan, Pathian in nun a sim ciamco ih, Uriah nupi thawn an neihmi a thih ter, cun, a fapa rori in a pa that ding in hramlak ah a dawi ih, a paih nupi pawl khal a sualpi ciamco.

Asinan, Saam 32:3-5 sungah, David in Pathian hnen ah ngaithiamnak a dil sak tikah, Pathian in a ngaithiam theh sal ti kan hmu.

David cu Judah Siangpahrang lak ah an sunloih bikmi a si nan, a nunnak ah Uriah ih nupi a laksakmi in a thuanthu baal ko a tuah. A poi zet. Curuangah, kum a liamsin ih a thlummi nunnak le thuanthu mawite ngantu kan si cio theinak dingah, tukfornak pawl hi ralring thiam uh si ziangahtile Satan cu kiosa bang in kanmah tukforh ding le thlu dingah a hukrak a si (1 Peter 5:8).

2. Khrih hnen ah na pum pe aw.

Tukforhnak hi kan ralring zet theu nan, ralrin cawk le el thei cawk a si lo theu. Nupa (couple) pawl hi ziangruangah fala le tlangval dang an hmuh khal le an tlubah lo in, an ralring thei si pei? An ralrin theinak bik thu cu, a duhdawt bikmi a nupi/pasal ih ta ka si zo ruangah, a hnen lawngah ka pum le nunnak ka pe aw a si tiih pumpekawknak an neihnak ruangah a si.

Cuvek thiamthiam in zumtu pawl khal Satan in in thlem tikah, kan neh theinak dingah kei cu Jesuh ih thisen ih leizomi ka si (1 Kor 6:20) ih, Jesuh ih ta ka si zo. A hnen lawngah ka pum le nunnak ka pe aw zo a si tiah Khrih hnen lawngah pum kan pek awk a tul.

Saam 1:2-3 – Bawipa ih Daan thlun cu a lungawinak a si; cuih Daan cu a sunzan in a ruat . . . Amah cu tiva kapih a khomi thingkung, a tikcu ih a rahmi le a hnah tla a vuai dah lomi bangtuk a si. A tuahmi kip ah a hlawhtling.

Hi tawk Bible caang ih in sawmmi cu, Bawipaih Daan thlunnak ah khan nun diriamnak le lungawinak a hawltu cu a vuai dahlomi thingkung bang in an thangso vingvo ding a si tiah in sim. Curuangah, David in, Saam 37:25 - “Ka no lai ihsin, a tu ka tar tiang, Pathian a tihzahtu ih fa le pawl rawldil in an toihvah ka hmu dah lo” tiah a sim fawn.

Thufim 10:9  sung khal ah, – “Miding pawl cu an himdam ih hnangamte in an um; asinanin midinglo pawl cu mi in an thei ngah ding.”

Jesuh ih ta ka si ti thei in, a hnen ih pum a pe aw tu cu himdam te in an um ringring ding ih, anmah te in zohman in kham theih lo in an thangso vingvo dingih, thingkung bang in an upa deuhdeuh tikah, rah le par tha an hung tlai deuhdeuh ding a si.

3. Pathian hnenah ziangkim ap mei aw.

      Mi hrek khat in an kum upa deuhdeuh ih ka thihnak tla a nai cuahco tivek in an ruat ih, an thirual pakhat a thih le keimaih caan a si thlang ding tivek in an um ih an thin a phang ciamco theu. Culole, mihrek khat cu ka nunnak hi harsatnak a tam tuk aw, ka hmailam ka zoh ah le, ruahsan ding ka nei nawn lo ti in, beidong le riahsia in an um. Bible ca in beidong riahsia in kan hmailam thu ah kan um lo ding hi in duh nasa.

Matt. 6:31-34 “Ei in ding le sinfen ding tla khui in so ka ngah ding, ti in donhar in um hlah uh. Hi pawl cu Pathian thei lo khawvel pawl ih an helhkam ringringmi an si. Vancung ih a ummi nan Pa in hi thil pawl nan tulzia cu a thei a si. Cuhnak in Pathian uknak le a felnak hawl hmaisa sawn uhla thil dang hmuahmuah cu a lo pe beet ding a si. Curuangah thaisun hrangah donhar in um hlah uh; thaisun in donharnak amah tawk in a nei ve ding. Ni ni khat ih a phurhmi harsatnak thlunah a dang beetcih ding a si lo” tiah Jesuh in in sim.

Pathian hnen sawn ah kan thinharnak le hmailam hrangih kan khuaruah harnak pawl hi ap sawn aw. Na thin a har tikah nangmah lawng in tuar hlah. Pathian hnen sawn ah hlan sawn aw. Pathian kha tuanvo lak ter sawn aw.

Minung tampi in ka thih le teh vanram ka kai pei maw tiah khuaruah khal in a umpi an um. Mi vek in le biaknak lam ah ka zuam aw thei lo, ka nun daan le a tha lo hiti cun, vanram teh ka kai pei maw ti ruat in an thin a bang. Cuvek na si ahcun, Jesuh hi ti in in sim.

Matt. 11:28 sungah Jesuh in, “Thilrit a phurmi le zonzaih a tuartu pawl, ka hnenah ra uh, colhdamnak ka lo pe ding. Ka kawn hi phurhnik uh. Kei cu nunnem le tangdornak thinlung neimi ka si. Ka hnen ihsin zir uhla colhdamnak nan ngah ding. Ziangahtile keiih kawn phurh cu a nuam ih ka thil khal a zaang a si” tiah a ti.

Bawi Jesuh in himi ah thu pathum in sim: Ra uh. Felnak le thatnak in sual ngaithiamnak ngah tum hlah. Sualnak huham ihsin runsuahnak, le taksa thinlung thlarau damnak cu Amah Jesuh hnen ah ra in an zum le rinsannak in a si. Jesuh ih thisen in ka sualnak I kholhfai zo ti zum aw. Sualnak huham cahnak in I runsuak zo ih, ka taksa, thinlung le thlarau damnak cu Jesuh in I pe theitu a si ti zum aw. Na zum ahcun, na hmailam hrang thinphan um lo in, colhdamnak na ngah ding. Cuih colhdamnak cu tongdang in Pathian thawn remdaihnak (Rom 5:1) a si.

      Jesuh ih in tuah sakmi thuthangtha zum menmen lawng hi Jesuh in tawk a ti lo. Ka kawn hi Phurhnik uh tiah in fial. Cumi ih sim duhmi cu kan nunnak kha a hnen ah ap aw in, a thungai ding hi in fialmi a si. A dungthluntu si ding in fial. A dungthluntu a simi pawl khal colhdamnak nan ngah ding a ti thotho. Hi tawk ih a timi colhdamnak cu Pathian ih hnangam daihnak (Fili 4:6-8) a sim duhnak a si.

A pathumnak ah Jesuh in in fialmi cu Ka hnen in zir uh tiah in fial. Asim duhmi cu Jesuh ih thu tam deuhdeuh kan theih tikah, kan sinak le kan nun daan ding kan thei aw deuhdeuh. Jesuh sinak kan theih deuhdeuh tikah, amah kan rinsan ngam deuhdeuh, nun daan khal kan thiam deuhdeuh ih lungawi hnangamnak khal kan nei deuhdeuh.

4. Midang hrangah Khrih hmin (Khrih aiawh) in nung aw.

      Pathian in a fa le pawl nun ter in duh daan cu midang hrangah cite bang in al uh tiah in fial. Meisa bang in fehnak a hmu lo pawl hmu ding in na tleunak kha vaan ter uh tiah in fial (Matt. 5:13, 14). Lei tlun ah nun thluasuak bik pawl cu midang hrangah Amah Jesuh aiawh in a va bawmtu, a va zaangfahtu, an zawn a va ruattu le a nunnak a tung dingtu kan si ahcun, kum a liam ih a thlun sinmi nunnak neitu kan si ding.

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San No Thuan

Sermon on April 6, 2013 on the Birthday of Dr. Za Hlei Thang

Frederick, MD

How to Recover from Life’s Worst Disasters

By Rick Warren

Editor’s Note: At Pastors.com and Saddleback Church, we’ve all been in a place of mourning for our Pastor, Rick Warren, his wife Kay and their entire family after the loss of their youngest son, Matthew, who ended his own life last week after a very long battle with mental illness. You can read Pastor Rick’s words to the Saddleback family for yourself. We who are near Pastor Rick have drawn strength from his thirty-plus years of teaching biblical truth, and out of that teaching, we’ve adapted a transcript from a message delivered over a decade ago at Saddleback. Hear Pastor Rick’s words and let them speak to you in your own places of tragedy and loss…

It would be impossible, in just one message, to go into all the reasons for suffering and for why God allows tragedy. Instead I want to focus on five ways that we should respond to tragedy.

I need to release my grief.

When you go through a tragedy, which is inevitably going to happen, the first thing you need to do is release your grief.  Why?  Because tragedy always creates strong emotions.  Did you feel any emotions this week?  We don’t always know what to do with our feelings.  If you don’t deal with them, but instead stuff them deep, your recovery from a crisis always takes far longer than it should.  See some people are stuffers.  When they have emotions, they don’t know how to handle so they deny them, they ignore them, and they push them down.  In fact many people use God as an excuse for this, believing that God wants everybody to have a happy face all the time.  But real life isn’t always happy.  God doesn’t expect you to be smiling all the time.

Jesus said in Matthew 5:4, “Blessed are those who mourn, for they shall be comforted.”  In other words, it’s okay to grieve.   Face your feelings. Don’t repress them by pushing them down or rehearse them by repeating them over and over.  You release your emotions to God. If you don’t talk it out, you’ll take it out on yourself or somebody else.

I need to receive from others

The Bible says, “Carry each other’s burdens… By helping each other with your troubles, you obey the Law of Christ. (Gal. 6:2 NCV)  It is a big mistake to isolate yourself from others when you’re going through a crisis.  Our tendency is to want to be by ourselves, but you need other people in a tragedy.  You need their perspective, you need their support, you need their encouragement, and you just need their presence. To make it through a crisis, we need not only the promises of God; we need the people of God.

I need to refuse to be bitter.

One of the things I’ve learned from being in the ministry for many years, is that there’s absolutely no correlation in life between your experiences and your happiness. I’ve seen people who had absolutely the worst experiences in life – things that would shock everyone of us, and yet they maintain this happy, cheerful, positive attitude, because happiness is a choice.  You’re about as happy as you choose to be.

In the ministry I’ve seen people who had every right in the world to whine and who chose not to do so. Happiness is a choice.  You refuse to be bitter, because bitterness always hurts you.  It never changes anything.  Blaming others never changes anything.  It only makes you feel worse.

How do you keep from being bitter when the inevitable tragedies of life are going to come?

•          You accept what cannot be changed.
•         You focus on what’s left, not what’s lost.

I remember what is important.

Disasters have a way of clarifying our values and pointing out what matters and what really doesn’t matter.  Jesus said, “Life is not measured by how much one owns.” Lk 12:15 (NCV) Don’t confuse your net worth with your self worth.  Don’t confuse your possessions with your purpose in life.  Don’t confuse what you’re living on with what you’re living for.  A man’s life does not consist of what he possesses.  What matters are relationships.  You’re never going to see a hearse with a U-Haul behind it, so build your life on something that can never be taken from you.

Can you lose a home? Yes.  Can you lose a career?  Yes.  Can you lose a marriage? Yes. Can you lose your health?  Yes.  Can you lose your youthful beauty? Yes.  Can you lose your relationship with God? No.

I rely on Christ.

Christians get to approach tragedy differently than the rest of the world. We get to rely completely on Christ. We get to have hope. But how? By intentionally leaning on Christ for stability, listening to Christ for direction, and looking to Christ for salvation. He is our Rock, our Shelter, our Great Shepherd, our Hiding Place. Suffering and tragedy are inevitable in a sinful world, but Jesus Christ makes all the difference. Decide that you will rely on Him even in the darkest of hours of your life.