Ngaahi Meʻa Mahuʻinga Fakatokāteline

Muimui ki he Lao Koulá

Mother and two children in a train station. They are talking to a young woman that is sitting on the same bench they are.

“ʻOku totonu ke hoko e kau muimui ʻo Kalaisí ko ha faʻifaʻitakiʻanga ʻo e fakaʻapaʻapá. ʻOku totonu ke ʻofa ki he kakai kotoa pē, fakafanongo lelei pea fakahaaʻi ha loto tokanga ki heʻenau tuí ʻi he loto fakamātoato. Neongo he ʻikai ke tau tui tatau, ka ʻoku ʻikai totonu ke tau taʻemahino. ʻOku ʻikai totonu ke tau fakakikihi ʻi heʻetau taukaveʻi mo fakahoko atu e ngaahi tefito mahuʻingá. ʻOku totonu ke tau fakapotopoto ʻi hono fakamatalaʻi mo taukapoʻi hotau ngaahi tūkungá pea ʻi hono fakahaaʻi hotau ivi takiekiná. ʻI heʻetau fai iá, ʻoku tau kole ai ki he niʻihi kehé ke ʻoua muʻa te nau loto mamahi ʻi heʻetau ngaahi tui fakalotú mo ʻetau fakaʻaongaʻi tauʻatāina ʻetau tui fakalotú. ʻOku tau poupouʻi e kakai kotoa pē ke nau fakahaaʻi e Lao Koula ʻa e Fakamoʻuí: “Ko e meʻa kotoa pē ʻoku mou loto ke fai ʻe he kakaí kiate kimoutolú ke mou fai ia kiate kinautolu” (Mātiu 7:12).”

ʻEletā Dallin H. Oaks ʻo e Kōlomu ʻo e Kau ʻAposetolo ʻe Toko Hongofulu Mā Uá, “Ko e ʻOfa ki he Niʻihi Kehé mo e Moʻui Neongo e Faikehekehé,“ Liahona, Nōvema 2014, 27.