Sione 11:1–46, Konga 2

Ko Hono Fokotuʻu ʻe Sīsū ʻa Lāsalosi mei he Maté

ʻI he lēsoni kimuʻá, naʻá ke ʻiloʻi ai e ngaahi tefitoʻi moʻoni mei he fakamatala ki hono fokotuʻu ʻe he Fakamoʻuí ʻa Lāsalosi mei he maté. ʻE ʻoatu ʻe he lēsoni ko ʻení ha faingamālie ke ke akoʻi ai ha tefitoʻi moʻoni te ne lava ʻo tokoniʻi koe mo e niʻihi kehé ke mou maʻu e tokoni ʻa e Fakamoʻuí lolotonga e ngaahi faingataʻa ʻo e moʻuí.

Ola ʻo e faiakoʻí

Fakakaukau ki ha taimi naʻe akoʻi ai koe fekauʻaki mo Sīsū Kalaisi pe ko ʻEne ongoongoleleí naʻe kāunga lahi ia kiate koe.

Naʻe akoʻi fēfē ia kiate koé?
Ko e hā naʻe fuʻu ongo moʻoni aí?

Ko Sīsū Kalaisi ʻa e Faiako Tuʻukimuʻá. ʻI Heʻene akonaki ʻi he mālohi mo e Laumālié, naʻe ongoʻi moʻoni ʻe kinautolu naʻe fakafanongo ʻi he loto-fakatōkilaló ʻa e mālohi ʻo ʻEne ngaahi akonakí (vakai, Sione 3:2 ; Sione 6:35, 68-69).

Ko e hā ha ngaahi sīpinga ʻo ha kakai naʻe tākiekina lahi ʻe he akonaki ʻa e Fakamoʻuí?

Fakakaukau ki he sīpinga ʻa e Fakamoʻuí mo hoʻo ngaahi aʻusia ʻi hoʻo teuteu mo akoʻi ha lēsoni nounou ʻo makatuʻunga ʻi he fakamatala ki hono fokotuʻu ʻe he Fakamoʻuí ʻa Lāsalosi mei he maté ʻi he Sione 11:1–46 . Ko e ʻelemēniti ʻe taha ʻo e akonaki ʻa e Fakamoʻuí ko ʻEne akoʻi maʻu pē ʻa e tokāteline mo e ngaahi tefitoʻi moʻoni totonú. ʻI he lēsoni ko ʻení, te ke maʻu ai ʻa e faingamālie ke muimui ki he sīpinga ʻa e Fakamoʻuí ʻi hoʻo akoʻi ha tefitoʻi moʻoni ʻoku moʻoní. ʻI hoʻo fakatupulaki hoʻo malava ke faiako ʻi he founga ʻa e Fakamoʻuí, te ke lava ʻo hoko ʻo hangē ange ko Iá.

Lāsalosi

Fakamanatuʻi ki he lahi tahá ʻa e fakamatala ki hono fokotuʻu ʻe he Fakamoʻuí ʻa Lāsalosi mei he maté ʻi he lahi taha te ke lavá. Kapau ʻe fie maʻu, lau ʻa e fakamatala fakanounou ko ʻení.

Naʻe ʻave ʻe Mele mo Māʻata ha fekau kia Sīsū ʻoku fokoutua hona tuongaʻane ko Lāsalosi. Naʻe toloi ʻe Sīsū ʻEne fonongá pea toki aʻu atu hili ha ʻaho ʻe fā ʻo e mate ʻa Lāsalosí. Naʻe fokotuʻu ʻe Sīsū ʻa Lāsalosi mei he maté ʻi he ʻofa mo e manavaʻofa. Naʻe fakamamafaʻi ʻe he meʻa fakaofó ni ʻa e mālohi fakalangi ko ia ko Sīsū ʻa e Mīsaia naʻe filí mo maʻu ʻa e mālohi pule ki he maté. Naʻe alēlea ʻa e kau taulaʻeiki lahí mo e kau Fālesí ke tāmateʻi ʻa Sīsū pea mo Lāsalosi hili ʻenau ʻilo fekauʻaki mo e mana ko ʻení.

Ko hoʻo lēsoní

Teuteu ha lēsoni ʻo fakaʻaongaʻi ha tefitoʻi moʻoni te tau lava ʻo ako mei he Sione 11. Fili ha tefitoʻi moʻoni ʻe taha mei he ngaahi meʻa ko ʻení ʻokú ke saiʻia taha aí pe ʻokú ke ongoʻi ʻoku ʻaonga taha ki he toʻu tupú.

Lēsoni fili 1: ʻE lava ke fakahoko ʻe he Fakamoʻuí ha ngaahi mana ʻi heʻetau moʻuí ʻi heʻetau ngāue ʻi he tui kiate Iá lolotonga hotau ngaahi ʻahiʻahí ( Sione 11:20–27,38–45).

Lēsoni fili 2: ʻOku hoko mai e ngaahi mana ʻa e ʻOtuá ki heʻetau moʻuí ʻo fakatatau ki Hono finangaló mo ʻEne taimí ( Sione 11:1–7,11–17, 39–45).

Lēsoni fili 3: Te tau lava ʻo muimui ki he sīpinga ʻa Sīsū Kalaisí ʻaki hono fakahaaʻi e manavaʻofá ki he niʻihi kehé ( Sione 11:32–36,43–44).

Lēsoni fili 4: ʻOku tau lava ʻo vakai ki he ʻofa ʻa e ʻOtuá mo e ivi lahi ʻoku hā mai ‘i He’ene fakamālohia mo fakanonga kitautolu lolotonga ʻetau ngaahi faingataʻaʻiá ( Sione 11:1–7,11–15,38–46).

Lēsoni fili 5: ʻOku maʻu ʻe Sīsū Kalaisi ʻa e mālohi ki he moʻuí mo e maté ( Sione 11:20–27,39–46).

Lēsoni fili 6: Fili haʻo tefitoʻi moʻoni pē ʻaʻau mei he fakamatala ko ʻení ( Sione 11:1–46).

1. Fakahoko ‘a e ngaahi meʻa ko ‘ení ‘i hoʻo tohinoa akó:

Tali ʻa e ngaahi fakamatala ko ʻení ke tokoni atu ʻi hono faʻu ha fokotuʻutuʻu ki hoʻo lēsoní. Fakakaukau ke tuku ha miniti ʻe 15 ki he 20 ke teuteu ai hoʻo lēsoní mo ha miniti ʻe 5 ki he 10 ke akoʻi ai ia.

Te ke lava fēfē ʻo fakafeʻiloaki ʻa e tefitoʻi moʻoni naʻá ke filí ʻi ha founga ʻe tokoni ke mahino ai ki he niʻihi ʻokú ke akoʻí ʻa e ʻuhinga ʻoku mahuʻinga aí?
Ko e fē ʻa e ngaahi veesi te ke lau mo kinautolu ʻokú ke akoʻí ke fakatātaaʻi lelei taha ʻa e tefitoʻi moʻoni ko ʻení? (Kapau ʻokú ke ʻilo ha toe fakamatala fakafolofola, potufolofola, pe fakamatala ʻa ha taki ʻo e Siasí ʻe lava ʻo tokoni ke mahino kiate kinautolu ʻokú ke akoʻí ʻa e tefitoʻi moʻoní, fakakaukau foki ke hiki ia heni.)
Ko e hā ha meʻa ‘oku akoʻi mai ‘e he konga ko ʻení kiate koe ‘o fekauʻaki mo e Fakamoʻuí? Fakakaukau ke kole kiate kinautolu ʻokú ke akoʻí ke nau vahevahe ʻa e meʻa ʻoku nau ako fekauʻaki mo Sīsū Kalaisi mei he tefitoʻi moʻoni ko ʻení.
Ko e hā te ke lava ʻo vahevahe fekauʻaki mo e founga kuo tokoniʻi ai koe ʻe he tefitoʻi moʻoni ko ʻení? Ko e hā ha ngaahi tāpuaki kuo hoko mai mei hono moʻui ʻaki iá? Fakakaukau ke fakaafeʻi ʻa kinautolu ʻokú ke akoʻí ke nau vahevahe foki mo e ngaahi aʻusiá.
Hiki hoʻo ngaahi fakakaukau fekauʻaki mo e tefitoʻi moʻoni ʻokú ke akoʻí pea mo ha fakamatala nounou ki he founga ʻokú ne fakamālohia ai hoʻo fakamoʻoni kia Sīsū Kalaisí. Vahevahe hoʻo fakamoʻoní kapau ʻokú ke ongoʻi ke fai ia.

2. Akoʻi hoʻo lēsoní ki ha mēmipa ʻo e fāmilí pe ko haʻo kaungāmeʻa. ʻI hoʻo ʻosí, tali ʻa e ngaahi fehuʻi ko ʻení ʻi hoʻo tohinoa akó.

Ko e hā naʻá ke ako mei he aʻusia ko ʻení?
ʻE tokoniʻi fēfē koe mo e niʻihi kehé ʻi hono teuteuʻi e ngaahi lēsoní mo hono akoʻi ʻo e niʻihi kehé ke ke ofi ange ai mo hoko ʻo hangē ko e Fakamoʻuí?

Ngaahi maʻuʻanga tokoni lahi angé

ʻE lava ke tokoni atu ʻa e ngaahi vitiō mo e ngaahi lea ko ʻení ke ke teuteu mo faiakoʻi hoʻo lēsoní. Te ke lava ʻo fakaʻaongaʻi e ngaahi maʻuʻanga tokoni ko ʻení ʻi ha founga ʻe taha pe lahi ange:

ke mahino lelei ange ʻa e tefitoʻi moʻoni ʻokú ke akoʻí
ke ʻiloʻi e ngaahi moʻoni, talanoa, pe ngaahi fakakaukau te ke lava ʻo vahevahe ʻi hoʻo lea pē ʻaʻau lolotonga hoʻo faiakó
ke maʻu ha ngaahi fakamatala pe vitiō te ke lava ʻo fakaʻaliʻali maʻanautolu ʻokú ke akoʻí

ʻE lava ke maʻu kotoa e ngaahi vitiō ʻoku hiki atú ʻi he ChurchofJesusChrist.org.

Lēsoni fili 1: ʻE lava ke fakahoko ʻe he Fakamoʻuí ha ngaahi mana ʻi heʻetau moʻuí ʻi heʻetau ngāue ʻi he tui kiate Ia lolotonga ‘etau ngaahi faingataʻaʻiá

Neil L. Andersen, “ʻOku ʻIkai Hokonoa ʻa e Tuí, ka ʻi hoʻo Fili ki ai” (konifelenisi lahi, ʻOkatopa 2015) (mamataʻi mei he taimi 1:40 ki he 4:32).

ʻOku ʻIkai Hokonoa ʻa e Tuí, ka ʻi hoʻo Fili Ki ai
Ko e fakamatalaʻi ʻe ʻEletā ʻEnitaseni ʻa e founga ʻe lava ke tau fili ai ke fakamālohia mo maluʻi ʻetau tuí.

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Lēsoni fili 2: ʻOku hoko mai e ngaahi mana ʻa e ʻOtuá ki heʻetau moʻuí ʻo fakatatau ki Hono finangaló mo ʻEne taimí

Jeffrey R. Holland, “Tatali ki he ʻEikí,” Ensign pe Liahona, Nōvema 2020, 115–17.

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Lēsoni fili 3: Te tau lava ʻo muimui ki he sīpinga ʻa Sīsū Kalaisí ʻaki hono fakahaaʻi e manavaʻofa ki he niʻihi kehé

Dieter F. Uchtdorf, “Ko Hoku Ongo Nimá Kimoutolu,” Ensign pe Liahona, Mē 2010, 68–75.

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Lēsoni fili 4: ʻOku tau lava ʻo vakai ki hono fakahā ʻo e ʻofa mo e mālohi ʻo e ʻOtuá

ʻi Heʻene fakamālohia mo fakafiemālieʻi kitautolu lolotonga ‘etau ngaahi faingataʻaʻiá

John C. Pingree Jr., “ʻOku ʻi ai Haʻaku Ngāue Ke Ke Fai” (konifelenisi lahi, ʻOkatopa 2017) (mamataʻi mei he taimi 5:49 ki he 6:48).

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Lēsoni fili 5: ʻOku maʻu ʻe Sīsū Kalaisi ʻa e mālohi ki he moʻuí mo e maté

D. Todd Christofferson, “Ko e Toetuʻu ʻa Sīsū Kalaisí,” Ensign pe Liahona, Mē 2014, 111–14.

Paul V. Johnson, “Pea He ʻIkai Kei ʻi ai Ha Mate” (konifelenisi lahi, ʻEpeleli 2016) (mamataʻi mei he taimi 0:17 ki he 4:56).