Suesuega Faaleaoaoga Faavae
Faamoemoe
Vaaiga Aoao
O le faamoemoe o moomooga mautinoa ma le naunau atu i faamanuiaga folafolaina o le amiotonu. E masani ona taua e tusitusiga paia le faamoemoe o se gauai atu i le ola e faavavau i le faatuatua ia Iesu Keriso.
O le upu faamoemoe e faauigaina sese i nisi taimi. I la tatou gagana o aso uma, o le upu e masani ona i ai se faiteite o le le mautonu. Mo se faataitaiga, atonu tatou te faapea tatou te faamoemoe mo se suiga i le tau po o se asiasiga mai se uo. Ae ui i lea, i le gagana a le talalelei, o le upu faamoemoe o le mautinoa, le maluelue, ma malosi. Ua saunoa perofeta i le mauaina o se “faamoemoe mausali” (Alema 34:41) ma se “faamoemoe ua ola” (1 Peteru 1:3). Na aoao mai le perofeta o Moronae, “O le mea lea, soo se tasi e talitonu i le Atua e mafai moni lava ona faamoemoe mo se lalolagi sili atu ona lelei, ioe, se nofoaga lava i le aao taumatau o le Atua, o le faamoemoe lea e sau mai le faatuatua, e fai ma taula i agaga o tagata, lea o le a latou mautinoa ma mausali ai, ma faatumulia ai pea i galuega lelei e le aunoa, ma taitaiina ai e viia le Atua.” (Eteru 12:4).
“Pe a tatou maua le faamoemoe, tatou te faatuatuaina folafolaga a le Atua. Ua maua e i tatou se faamautinoaga leleoa pe afai tatou te faia ‘galuega o le amiotonu,’ tatou ‘te maua ai [lo tatou] taui, o le filemu lea i lenei lalolagi, ma le ola e faavavau i le lalolagi a sau’ (Mataupu Faavae ma Feagaiga 59:23). Na aoao mai Mamona faapea o lena faamoemoe e faatoa oo mai i le Togiola a Iesu Keriso: “O le a le mea tou te faamoemoe i ai? Faauta ou te fai atu ia te outou, tou te faamoemoe, e ala i le togiola a Keriso ma le mana o lona toetu, ia faatutu mai outou i le ola faavavau, ma o le pogai ona o lo outou faatuatua ia te ia e tusa ma le folafolaga” (Moronae 7:41).
Ao tatou tauivi e ola ai i le talalelei, tatou te tuputupu ae i lo tatou mafaia ona “ia tele lava lo outou faamoemoe ona o le mana o le Agaga Paia” (Roma 15:13). E faateleina lo tatou faamoemoe ao tatou tatalo ma saili atu i le faamagaloga a le Atua. I le Tusi a Mamona, na faamautinoa atu ai e se faifeautalai e igoa ia Arona se tupu sa Lamana, “afai e te salamo i au agasala uma, ma ifo i lalo i luma o le Atua, ma valaau atu i lona suafa i le faatuatua, ma le talitonu o le a e maua, ona e maua lea o le faamoemoe ua e naunau i ai” (Alema 22:16). Tatou te maua foi le faamoemoe ao tatou suesue i tusitusiga paia ma mulimuli i a latou aoaoga. Na aoao mai le Aposetolo o Paulo, “O mea uma foi na tusia anamua, na tusia ia e aoao mai ai ia te i tatou; ina ia tatou maua le faamoemoe e tupu mai i le onosai ma le faamafanafana mai o Tusi.”(Roma 15:4).
O le mataupu faavae o le faamoemoe e oo atu i le faavavau, ae e mafai foi ona lagolagoina i tatou i luitau o aso uma o le olaga. “Amuia le tagata,” na faapea mai ai le fai Salamo, “o i ai le Atua o Iakopo e fai ma ona fesoasoani, o i ai lona faamoemoe ia Ieova lona Atua” (Salamo 146:5). Faatasi ai ma le famoemoe, e mafai ona tatou maua le olioli i le olaga. E mafai ona tatou “maua le onosai, ma talitalia … puapuaga, faatasi ma le faamoemoe mausali o le a outou malu mai i o outou puapuaga uma i se aso” (Alma 34:41). Se’i tatou “fetaomi atu i luma ma le tumau ia Keriso, ma se susulu atoatoa o le faamoemoe, ma le alofa i le Atua ma tagata uma. O le mea lea, afai o le a outou fetaomi atu i luma, ma taumamafa fiafia i le afioga a Keriso, ma tumau e oo i le iuga, faauta, ua faapea ona fetalai mai o le Tama: O le a outou maua le ola e faavavau” (2 Nifae 31: 20).
Tusifaamaumau Ou Lagona Uunai
Autu Fesootai
Tusitusiga Paia
Mau Faasino
Punaoa mo le Suesueina o Tusitusiga Paia
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Taiala i Tusitusiga Paia, “Faatuatua”
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Topical Guide, “Faamoemoega,” “Faatuatua,” “Faamoemoe”
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Taiala i Tusitusiga Paia, “Faamoemoe”
Savali mai Taitai o le Ekalesia
Savali Faaopoopo
Vitio
Vitio o le Aufaipese a le Tapeneko
Punaoa o le Aoaoina
Mekasini a le Ekalesia
Stan Pugsley, “Mauaina o le Faamoemoe i le Lumanai,” Liahona, Aperila 2014
Vaughn E. Worthen, “O Le Aao Faamalolo o le Faamoemoe,” Liahona, Setema. 2013
Christopher Fosse, “Scriptural Messages of Hope,” New Era, December 2012
Jessica Martin, “Now There Is Hope,” New Era, December 2012
Jan Pinborough, “Parachutes of Hope,” Friend, October 2010
Larry Hiller, “Hope: The Misunderstood Sister,” Ensign, June 2009
“O Iesu Keriso O Le Malamalama, o le Ola, ma le Faamoemoe o le Lalolagi,” Liahona, Tesema 2008
Kathryn Wood, “Hope in Christ,” Ensign, December 1992
Rebecca Gwynn Stradling, “Between Faith and Charity: Some Thoughts on Hope,” Ensign, July 1981
Tusi Lesona mo Suesuega
I Tala Fou
“Viewpoint: Exercise Faith to Feel Hope for the Righteous,” Church News
“Individuals With Addictions Find Hope and Help,” Newsroom
“Welfare Square: Place of Hope for the Needy,” Newsroom
“Speakers Share Messages of Hope and Faith,” Newsroom
“Transcript: Hope for the Years Ahead by Elder Dallin H. Oaks,” Newsroom
“Haiti re-emerging—4 1/2 months after the quake, Haitians ‘lost a lot of things, but now we feel OK,’” Deseret News
Aoaoga a Peresitene o le Ekalesia
Tala
Punaoa mo le Aoao Atu
Otoooga o Aoaoga
Ala o faasalalauga
Otio
“Hope,” Music with a Message, episode 14
“Hope,” The Latter-day Saints Channel Q&A, episode 15