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Ol Joes Bae Yumi Jusum Oltaem Raet Rod We I Had Moa, Be I No Rong Rod We I Moa Isi FAS PRESIDENSI MESEJ, MEI 2016 I Kam long Presiden Tomas S. Monson Ol joes Bae yumi jusum oltaem raet rod we i had moa, be i no rong rod we i moa isi. l brata mo sista. Bifo mi givim presen ia blong fridom blong joes. bae i helpem yumi mo bae i pusum mesej blong mi tedei, mi Gol blong yumi i blong kasem seles- tingting blong yumi blong jusum raet. Owantem anaonsem fofala niu tial glori, mo ol joes we yumi mekem, Sapos i no gat kaen fet olsem, yumi tempol, we long ol manis mo yia we long bigfala pat, oli talem se bae no go eni ples. Wetem fet, yumi save i stap kam, bae oli bildim long ol ples yumi kasem gol blong yumi o no. mekem ol gol i hapen. ia: Kito, Ekwado; Harare, Simbabwe; Plante long yufala i save gud long Nomata i wan mas blong yumi Belem, Brasil; mo wan seken tempol stori blong Alis long buk blong Lewis jusum samting wetem waes, i gat long Lima, Peru. Karol,Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland taem we bae yumi mekem ol krang- Taem mi kam memba blong (Ol Stori blong Alis long Drimlan). ke joes. Presen ia blong fasin blong Kworom blong Olgeta Twelef Aposol Bae yu tingbaot se hem i kam long ol sakem sin, we Sevya i givim, i save long 1963, i bin gat 12 tempol we oli krosrod wetem tufala rod i stap, wan mekem yumi stretem ol rod blong open long ful Jos. Wetem dedikesen i go defren wei, narawan i go defren yumi blong yumi save gobak long rod blong Provo Siti Senta Tempol tu wik wei. Taem hem i stap tingting se bae ia we i lidim yumi long selestial glori i pas, naoia i gat 150 tempol we oli i tanem long wanem saed, hem i fesem we yumi stap lukaotem open i stap wok naoia raon long wol. Jesae Puskat, mo Alis i askem hem: Bae yumi faenem strong paoa long Yumi mas glad tumas from ol blesing “?Bae mi folem wanem rod?” tingting blong no folem tingting we i we yumi kasem insaed long ol tabu Puskat i ansa: “Hemia i dipen long popula. Bae yumi jusum oltaem raet haos ia. weples yu wantem go long hem. rod we i had moa, be i no rong rod Naoia, ol brata mo sista. Mi wan- Sapos yu no save weples yu wantem we i isi moa. tem talem glad blong mi from janis go long hem, i nomata wanem rod Taem yumi tingting long ol desisen blong save serem samfala tingting yu tekem.” 1 we yumi mekem long laef blong wetem yufala long moning ia. Yumi no olsem Alis, yumi save yumi evri dei—blong mekem joes ia Mi bin stap tingting i no longtaem se yumi wantem go wea, mo hem o nara joes—sapos yumi jusum Kraes, i pas abaot ol joes. I gat wan toktok i impoten wanem rod nao bae yumi bae yumi mekem joes we i stret. we i talem se histri i hapen long tekem, from rod we bae yumi folem Mi prea se bae i olsem; hemia i prea ol smol smol desisen, mo hemia i long laef ia i lidim yumi long ples we blong hat blong mi wetem tingting i semmak wetem laef blong yumi. Ol bae yumi kasem long nekis laef. stap daon, long nem blong Jisas Kraes, joes we yumi mekem i talemaot fiuja Bae yumi jusum blong bildimap Masta mo Sevya blong yumi, amen. blong yumi. insaed long yumi, wan bigfala mo Taem yumi aot long laef bifo strong fet we bae i wanem i difendem NOT 1. Oli tekem mo stretem aot long buk blong hemia long wol ia, yumi kam long yumi agensem ol plan blong enemi— Lewis Carroll, Alice’s Adventures in wol ia, yumi tekem wetem yumi wan bilif we i tru, wan kaen fet ia we Wonderland (1898), 89. 1 Ol Tijing blong Taem blong Yumi tat long manis Mei 2016 i go kasem Oktoba 2016, ol lesen blong Melke- Ssedek Prishud mo Rilif Sosaeti long nambafo Sandei, bae oli mas rere mo tekem olgeta long wan long ol toktok we oli bin givim long jeneral konfrens blong Epril 2016. Long Oktoba 2016, oli save jusum ol toktok we oli kamaot long jeneral konfrens blong Epril o Oktoba. Ol stek mo distrik presiden oli save jusum wijwan toktok blong yusum, o oli save givim responsabiliti ia long ol bisop mo ol branj presiden. Ol toktok ia oli stap long plante lanwis long conference.lds.org. © 2016 i kam long Intellectual Reserve, Inc. Oli holem evri raet. Oli printim long YSA. Oli letem long Inglis: 6/15 Oli letem translesen: 6/15 Translesen blong First Presidency Message, May 2016. Bislama. 12865 852 2 VISITING TIJING MESEJ, MEI 2016 I Kam long Presiden Dita F. Ukdof long mifala, i luk se i no gat hop, Seken Kaonsela long Fas Presidensi i no gat fiuja. Las yia, mi gat janis blong gobak long Dresden. Seventi yia afta long wo, hem i kam bakegen Jewel Bokis blong taon ia. Oli kliarem ol doti ia, Bae Hem I Putum Yu mo bildimbak taon ia mo i iven kam gud moa. Las yia, long visit blong mi, mi luk Antap long Ol Solda naes Luteran Jos, Frowenkeje, Jos blong Ledi blong Yumi. Oli bildim faswan long ol yia 1700, mo i wan blong Hem mo Tekem naes jewel blong Dresden, be wo i daonem i kam doti nating. Blong plan- te yia, i stap olsem, kasem taem we oli Yu I Go Hom disaed blong bildimbak Frowenkeje. Oli tekem samfala ston blong olfala Be semmak olsem Man blong Lukaot long Sipsip i faenem sipsip blong jos we oli save yusum mo oganaesem Hem we i lus, sapos yu talem o leftemap hat blong yu i go long Sevya bakegen, mo taem i posibol oli yusum blong wol, bae Hem i faenem yu. blong bildimbak niufala jos. Tedei, bae yu save luk ol blak ston we faea i bonem oli stap olsem mak long wol. Ol “mak” ia oli no mekem yumi tingbaot wo histri blong bilding ia nomo, be tu, an long ol memori blong Dresden i wan bilding blong hop—bigfala saen taem mi smol i bigfala I no longwe tumas long ples we blong wanem man i save mekem blong Wnoes longwe blong ol famli blong mi i stap long hem, i gat krietem niu laef aot long asis. alarm wesil we oli krae mo weke- taon ia, Dresden. Olgeta we oli stap Taem mi stap tingting hevi long map mi taem mi slip. I no longtaem longwe oli witnesem wanem we mi histri blong Dresden mo sapraes long afta, wan nara saon, laet noes blong luk ating taosen taem. Bigbigfala faea, waes mo strong tingting blong olgeta propela we i kam bigwan kasem we plante danamaet i mekem, i swip we oli bildimbak wanem we i bin we i seksekem ea. From mama i tre- tru long Dresden, i prapa spolem brokbrok nogud evriwan, mi filim nem gud mifala, mifala wanwan ol moa long 90 pesen blong taon mo Tabu Spirit i lidim tingting blong mi. pikinini i holem basket blong mifa- i livim ol doti mo asis nomo i stap. Mi tingting, i tru, sapos man i save la, mo ron i go long hil mo haed Long sot taem, taon ia we bifo oli tanem doti, hafhaf samting blong long bom selta. Taem mifala i stap singaotem Jewel Bokis, i lus wan- wan taon we i brokbrok evriwan mo hariap long bigfala tudak, ol grin taem. Erik Kasna, wan man Jemani, i bildim i kam wan naesfala bilding mo waet laet bae oli foldaon long i raet abaot taem ia: “I tekem taosen bakegen we i go from heven, ?bae skae i kamdaon blong makem ol yia blong bildim naes ples ia, be hamas moa nao Papa we I Gat Olgeta ples blong slakem bom long hem. long wan naet, hem i lus evriwan.” 1 Paoa bae i save mekem blong karem- I strenj, be evriwan i singaotem ol Taem mi smol, mi no save luk hao bak ol pikinini blong Hem we oli bin laet ia, ol Krismes tri. wo we i prapa spolem samting, mo foldaon, traehad o go lus? Mi gat fo yia, mo mi witnesem pipol blong mifala i statem, bae i finis I nomata se laef blong yumi i go wan wol we i stap long wo. olsem wanem. Wol we i stap raon rong olsem wanem. I no impoten 1 tumas se sin blong yumi i doti olsem Ova long plante handred yia, Mo Hem i lavem yufala, ol pikinini wanem, se konkon i bigwan hamas, parabol ia oli talem mining blong hem blong Hem. se yumi stap yumiwan, o hat i brok. nomo se i wan singaot blong yumi From se Hem i lavem yu, bae Iven olgeta we oli no gat hop, we tekembak sipsip we i lus mo go aot Hem i faenem yu. Bae Hem i karem oli laef wetem trabol tingting, we oli long olgeta we oli lus. Hemia i stret, yu long ol solda blong Hem mo salem yumi, we oli salem tru fasin ?be mi askem se i gat moa long hemia? bae Hem i stap glad. Mo taem Hem blong olgeta, o tanem olgeta agensem ?Olsem wanem? ?I posibol se stam- i tekem yu i gobak hom, bae Hem God, oli save bildimap olgeta bake- ba tingting blong Jisas, faswan nao i talem long wan mo long evriwan: gen.
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