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Luka 17:11–19


Luka 17:11–19

“Ua E Ola i Lou Faatuatua”

Two leperous men kneeling before Christ. The men are extending their arms and beseeching the Lord to heal them. Christ, with His arm raised, stands before them. A crowd of several men are approaching from behind Christ.

A o malaga Iesu mai Kalilaia agai atu i Ierusalema, sa faamalolo e Ia lepela e toasefulu. Na o le toatasi lava o i latou na faamaloloina na toe foi e avatu le faafetai ia Iesu. O lenei lesona e mafai ona fesoasoani ia te oe e lagona ma faaalia lou agaga faafetai i le Tama Faalelagi, Iesu Keriso, ma isi.

O ou lagona o loo i ai nei e uiga i le agaga faafetai

I le faaaogaina o upu “masani,” “o nisi taimi,” po o le “leai,” e iloilo ai e oe lava ia fuaitau nei:

  • Ou te lagona le agaga faafetai mo le Tama Faalelagi, Iesu Keriso, ma isi.

  • Ou te faailoa atu o’u lagona o le agaga faafetai.

  • O le faaalia o le agaga faafetai ua i ai se aafiaga lelei i lo’u olaga.

A o faaauau au suesuega, saili le taiala a le Agaga Paia e fesoasoani ia te oe ia iloa pe faapefea e le faaalia o lou agaga faafetai ona mafai ona faamanuiaina ai lou olaga.

Lepela

  • O le a se mea ua e iloa e uiga i le faamai o le lepela?

O le lepela, ua sili ona taatele anamua nai lo aso nei, o se faamai o le pa’u e mafai ona oo atu ai i le faaleagaina o le tino ma le oti. I taimi o le Tusi Paia, o tagata na maua i le lepela na vavae ese mai tagata lautele ma na manaomia le faailo “E le mama!” e lapatai ai se tasi e taulalata atu ia i latou (tagai i le Bible Dictionary, “ Leper,” “ Leprosy ”).

  • Faamata o a ni lagona ma tulaga masani o se lepela i lea aso ma lea aso i taimi o le Tusi Paia?

  • O a nisi o mafuaaga e ono aafia ai talavou i ni lagona faapena i o tatou taimi?

Faitau le Luka 17:11–14, vaai faalemafaufau ma le totoa i mea e te faitauina. O le faitau toto’a, maitau lelei i auiliiliga, ma vaai faalemafaufau i mea e te faitauina e mafai ona taitai atu ai i le tele o aafiaga anoa mai le suesueina o tusitusiga paia.A uma ona faitau nei fuaiupu, taumafai e tali, po o le a lava le tele e te mafaia, o fesili e lima o loo sosoo, e uiga i auiliiliga o loo i le Luka 17:11-14 e aunoa ma le faaaogaina o tusitusiga paia.

Faitau toto’a, maitau lelei auiliiliga

  1. O le a le latalata o lepela i le Faaola?

  2. O a fesili a lepela na fai i le Faaola?

  3. O a fetalaiga a le Faaola na fai atu ia i latou?

  4. E toafia lepela na i ai le faatuatua e faia ai le mea na finagalo i ai le Faaola?

  5. O a mea a lepela sa fai ina ua faamaloloina i latou?

Vaai faalemafaufau i mea o loo e faitau i ai

Mafaufau faapea o oe o se tasi o lepela na faamamaina.

  • Faamata e faapeī le faamaloloina mai le lepela? Faamata o a ni ou lagona?

  • Aisea e te manatu ai na tupu le faamalologa i lenei tala “a o latou o”? ( fuaiupu 14).

  • O le a sou manatu i se mea e te faia i le taimi lava e te iloa ai ua faamamaina oe e le Faaola?

Faitau toto’a le Luka 17:15-19 faaauau pea ona faataitai le vaai faalemafaufau i mea o loo e faitauina ma suesue auiliiliga taua.

  • O a auiliiliga mai nei fuaiupu e foliga sili ona taua ia te oe?

  • O le a se mea na e aoaoina e uiga i le faaalia o le agaga faafetai ma faamanuiaga e mafai ona aumai ai?

  • O le a se mea ua tatou aoaoina e uiga ia Iesu Keriso mai Lana tali i lē na toe foi mai?

E fiafia le Tama Faalelagi e faamanuia ia i tatou ma o loo faia i le tele o auala. Na Ia auina mai foi le Faaola o Iesu Keriso ma faamanuia Ana fanau e ala i le Faaola. O se tasi upumoni ua tatou aoaoina mai lenei tala o le a o tatou faailoa atu le agaga faafetai mo faamanuiaga ua tatou maua mai le Tama Faalelagi ma Iesu Keriso, e mafai ona faaatoatoaina i tatou.

Atonu e aoga le iloa afai na faamaloloina lepela mai le mai lepela, latou te manaomia, i lalo o le tulafono a Mose, ona faaali i latou lava i le ositaulaga ina ia mafai ona ta’u mamaina ma toe foi atu i o latou fale ma le sosaiete (tagai Levitiko 14). Tatou te le iloa mafuaaga na ala ai ona le toe foi mai isi alii e toaiva e avatu le faafetai. Na latou faaalia le faatuatua i le Faaola, na usitai, ma na faamaloloina, ae na tau atu e le Faaola i le na toe foi ane ma avatu le faafetai, o lē sa avea ma se Samaria, o lona faatuatua na ia “ola ai” ( Luka 17:19).

  • O le a le eseesega o le faamaloloina o le lepela ma le ola ai?

  • O le a se mea na e aoao mai lenei tala e ono aafia ai lou va feagai ai ma le Faaola?

  • Na faapefea ona aafia lou aoaoina i lou faitauina ma le toto’a, maitauina o auiliiliga, ma le vaai faalemafaufau i nei fuaiupu?

Faitau i saunoaga faaperofetaga nei, mafaufau pe faapefea ona faaaoga nei aoaoga e uiga i le agaga faafetai i le lepela e toatasi ma i lou lava olaga.Na aoao mai Peresitene Thomas S. Monson:

Official portrait of President Thomas S. Monson, 2008.

O le tuuina atu o le faafetai ma le loto atoa, e le gata e fesoasoani ai ia tatou iloa o tatou faamanuiaga, ae e talaia ai foi faitotoa o le lagi ma fesoasoani mai ia tatou lagonaina le alofa o le Atua.

(Thomas S. Monson, “O Le Meaalofa Faalelagi o le Lotofaafetai,” Ensign po o Liahona, Nov. 2010, 87)

Na faamamafa mai e Peresitene Russell M. Nelson le taua o le lagona o le agaga faafetai i le Alii. Matamata le vitio “Peresitene Russell M. Nelson i le Mana Faamalolo o le Agaga Faafetai” mai le faailotaimi 3:42 i le 4:28 pe faitau le anotusi o loo i lalo.

11:38

Peresitene Russell M. Nelson: O Se Tatalo Faaperofeta o le Lotofaafetai, Faamoemoe, ma le Faamalologa mo le Lalolagi

In his 96 years, President Russell M. Nelson of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has seen many trials. But he says there's a simple remedy to help us find joy in hard times—gratitude.

Faitalia pe Fai: O e Manao e Suesue Atili?

Luka 17:14 . Mata e afaina o le lepela na toe foi mai o ia o se tagata Samaria?

O tagata Samaria o i latou na nonofo i Samaria o o latou “tapuaiga sa fefiloi o ni talitonuga faa-Iutaia ma faapaupau” (tagai O le Taiala i Tusitusiga Paia, “ Tagata Samaria ”). E masani ona vaai maualalo i ai le toatele o tagata Iutaia. Mafaufau pe aisea na taua ai e Luka o le lepela loto faafetai o se Samaria. O le a se mea ua faaopoopo e lenei auiliiliga i lo tatou malamalama i lenei tala? O le a se mea ua aoao atu e lenei mea ia te oe e uiga i le Faaola?

E faapefea ona ese le agaga faafetai nai lo le fai atu faafetai?

Sa aoao mai Peresitene David O. Makei e uiga i le agaga faafetai ma le faafetai atu:

Crop of portrait of President David O. McKay wearing a dark blue suit and seated in a chair with his hands are clasped.

O le agaga faafetai e loloto atu nai le faafetai atu. O le faafetai atu o le amataga o le agaga faafetai. O le agaga faafetai o le atoaga lea o le faafetai atu. O le faafetai atu atonu e aofia ai na o ni upu. O le agaga faafetai e faaalia i faatinoga.

(David O. MaKei, “The Meaning of Thanksgiving,” Improvement Era, Nov. 1964, 914)

E aafia faapefea lo’u olaga i le agaga faafetai?

O vitio nei o loo faaalia ai aafiaga o le agaga faafetai.

2:32

Principles of Peace: Gratitude #PrinceofPeace

We can show gratitude by being thankful for all that Jesus Christ has made possible in our lives. Jon’s upbringing could have made him focus on what his life lacked. However, he chose instead to dwell on all the wonderful things he had.

2:3

Think to Thank

Thinking to thank God brings us all these things, draws us closer to those we love, and makes us more like the Savior.