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C:\Users\Tina.CORP\Documents\Sulu Samoa Me 2020.Pmd O LE SULU SAMOA EKALESIA FAAPOTOPOTOGA KERISIANO SAMOA O LE NUSIPEPA FAA-LE-LOTU NA FAAVAEINA I LE T.A. 1839 FAAVAEINA 1839 O LE SULU SAMOA ME 2020 email: [email protected] -Main Office: Ph. 24414, Ext 30 - website: www.cccs.org.ws MAOTA FOU PULEGA GAGA’EMAUGA I MALUA FAAILOGA ASO SA TINA 2020 EFKS ULULOLOA & SIUSEGA Siaosi&Perelini Leleimalefaga FS O LE FAASINO UPU Atua, ae tofotofo atu foi Aperaamo. Manatua foi, o 1. O LE LAUGA 2 loo faamatalaina le mafutaga a le Atua ma Aperaamo 2. PULEGA GAGAEMAUGA 4 fai mai, o se faigauō. O loo tatala le tala i le 3. LAUGA ASO SA TINA 4 faamatalaga a le tusitala, fai mai “Ona tofotofo lea 4. NA O AFIOGA E TULEI MAI 6 o le Atua ia Aperaamo.” E ui e lē o ta’ua i le tala 5. MANATU AUTU FONO TELE 2020 7 le tofotofoina e Aperaamo o lana uō, o le Atua, ae 6. FAAFETAI MO LE TOTO 9 7. FAAMAVAE FAIFEAU PENISIONE 10 foliga mai o loo matuā aliali mai i le tala o le faigauō 8. OSI FEAGAIGA EFKS FAGAFAU 10 a le Atua ma Apreraamo, o loo faavae le faigauō i le 9. O AU AFIOGA O LE SULU 11 tofotofoina o gafatia ma le fefaatuatuaa’i o le tasi i le 10. ITULAU MO TUPULAGA 13 isi. E faatuatuaina e le Atua lana uō o Aperaamo, ae 11. O LE A, E MANATUA AI OE? 15 faatuatuaina foi e Aperaamo lana uō, o le Atua. 12. UA FAI I LAGI FOLAUGA 14-16 O le upu tofotofo, e ese mai le upu faaosooso. O le O LE LAUGA faaosooso o se taumafaiga ina ia faaleaga, pe faatoilalo, pe faamalaiaina foi se isi tagata. O le Tusi Faitau: Kenese 22: 1-14 galuega lea a le tiapolo na fai ia Iesu, e pei ona Matua: Kenese 22: 12 “Soia le o’o lou fa’aaogāina ai le upu, faaosooso; o lona taumafai lima i le tama, aua foi e te fai se mea e tasi ia te lea e faaleaga ma faatoilalo le amiotonu faa-Alo o le ia; auā ua ou iloa nei ua e mata’u i le Atua, Atua o Iesu (Mat.4:1-11). A o le upu tofotofo, e pei ina ua e lē taofia lou atalii, o lou atalii e toatasi, ona o loo fa’aaogāina i le tala, o le sailia poo le ā le a ua e tu’u mai ia te au.” gafatia o malosiaga ma agavaa o loo i se tagata. O le uiga la lea o le tala, o le tala i le tofotofoina o O le tala lenei i le faatonuina o Aperaamo e tu’uina Aperaamo, ma le tali atu a Aperaamo i lona atu lona atalii o Isaako e osi ai le taulaga i le Atua, o tofotofoina e lona Atua. Ou te fia faasoa la i se tasi o tala e tele mataupu tūgā o loo fefinaua’i ai tofotofoga o loo fai i le va o le Atua ma Aperaamo, tagata su’esu’e o le Tusi Paia. O ituaiga mataupu o ma i’u ai ina fetalai le Atua i le fetalaiga lea ua avea loo fai ai finauga, o mataupu e pei o taulaga e osi i ma matua, “Soia le oo lou lima i le tama, aua manu ma taulaga e osi i tagata auā o loo atagia mai foi e te fai se mea e tasi ia te ia; auā ua ou iloa ituaiga faigataulaga ia e lua i le tala. Le mataupu i se nei ua e mata’u i le Atua, ina ua e lē taofia lou Atua na te faatonuina le fasiotiina o tamaiti, ma se atalii, o lou atalii e toatasi, a ua e tuu mai ia te tamā e lē alofa i lona atalii, auā o loo atagia mai foi au” mataupu ia e lua i le tala. Le mataupu o le faatuatua lē faatuaoia, ma le talitonu i le Atua e aunoa ma se 1. O le tofotofoga muamua, o le tofotofoga i le vaai pe lē o afaina ai ola o tagata. O nisi ia o mataupu, va o le faatonuga a le Atua ia Aperaamo, ma le ma le tele lava o isi mataupu, o loo fai ai fefinaua’iga usitaia e Aperaamo o le Atua. Ua tofotofoina e le a tagata su’esu’e ona o le tala lenei ma ona mataupu Atua poo le ā le malosi o le usitai a Aperaamo. O le feteena’i o loo aliali mai ai. E ui lava i ia faatonuga a le Atua ia Aperaamo ina.... “Ia e ave fete’enaiga, ae foliga mai o le tala lenei, o se tala o lou atalii.” O le ave o le atalii, ae maise o le atalii loo tau faamatala ai le fesootaiga vavalalata ma se e toatasi, e lē o se faatonuga e faigofie ona usita’ia e fesootaiga fefaatuatuaa’i i le va o le Atua ma se tagata. E to’a fia i tatou e mafai ona e tuuina atu Aperaamo, o se tagata ua mausalī ma maua’a lona sou atalii ona o se faatonuga a se tagata e fai mai ia faatuatua i lona Atua. E foliga mai foi, o le fesootaiga te oe? Ae o loo atagia mai i le tala le tali atu a lenei a le Atua ma Aperaamo, o se fesootaiga e mafai Aperaamo i le Atua, e tusa ma le faatonuga faatino ona fetofotofoa’i ai le tasi i le isi. E tofotofo mai le gatā ua aumai, ma ua matuā faamalieina lava le 2. O LE SULU SAMOA ME 2020 faatonuga a le Atua i le usitai a Aperaamo. Ua tatou tagata faatuatua e le Atua. A oo ina sousou gafataulimaina e le usita’i le tofotofoga ua aumai. Ua ituaso ma lu’itauina lo tatou ola faatuatua, e manaomia ausia e le usitai lē faatuā’oia le faatonuga faamalie lava lo tatou tali atu i se tali e agāi ai le tofotofoina gatā ua tofotofo mai..O le tali a Aperaaamo “O a’u mai o i tatou. Atonu o le oo mai o le faamai o le lenei” i le valaau mai a le Atua ia te ia, o loo COVID-19, o le taimi o le tofotofoina lea o i tatou e faamatalaina e nisi, fai mai o le tali lea a le tagata ua le Atua; e tofotofoina lou onosai, e tofotofoina lo sauni e talia le faatonuga o le a aumai. O le tagata ua tatou galulue faatasi ina ia lē manumalo le faama’i, e atoatoa lona faatuatua i le Atua, ma ua faigatā ai ia tofotofoina poo le a le loloto o lo tatou alolofa ma lo te ia ona ia lē usitaia soo se mea e finagalo ai le Atua tatou agalelei atu; e tofotofoina lo tatou ola mo ia. E lua faatinoga o le usitai o loo faamatala mai fefaasoaa’i ma le ola fetufaa’i; e tofotofoina ai lou e le tala. O le usitai o Aperaamo i lona Atua, ma le ola foafoa e toe foafoaina ai nisi faiga fou ona ua usitai a Isaako i lona tamā. O loo atagia i le tala le taofia faiga sa masani ai; e tofotofoina ai lou ola faatuatuaina e Isaako o le tali a lona tamā i lana fesili, faatuatua ina ua luitauina lou ola tapua’i. O tofotofoga poo fea se mamoe mo le taulaga? O le tali a lona uma ia, ma le tele o isi lava tofotofoga, ua feagai ma tamā, “E aumai e le Atua se tama’i mamoe i tatou i lenei vaitau. māna e fai a’i le taulaga mu” O se feau taua foi O taimi faapenei, o taimi e saili ai le auro i le afi; o lea mo i tatou o tagata faatuatua i le Atua. E o faatasi taimi e faalolotoina ai lo tatou fetagofi i mea tau le faatuatua ma le ola usitai e saunia ai o tatou ola e faaleAtua e pei ona apoapoa’i Paulo i le Ekalesia i fai le finagalo o le Atua. Efeso...ia sulugatiti i le faamaoni, ia ufifatafata i le 2. O lona lua, o le tofotofaga o le osigā taulaga amiotonu; ia seevae i le talalelei o le filemu; ia i le atalii, ma le faasaoina o le atalii. O se talipupuni i le faatuatua; ia puloutau i le faaaolataga, tofotofoga ogaoga lea ua fai e le Atua ia ma ia tauave le pelu o le Agaga o le afioga a le Atua Aperaamo...o le osigātaulaga e fai i lona atalii e (Efeso 6:14-15 ) Poo a lava tofotofoga e tofotofoina toatasi. Ailoga e i ai se isi o i tatou e augofie e fai le ai le tagata faatuatua, na o auupega lava mai le Atua ituaiga tofotofoga lenei. Ae peitai, o loo atagia i le e mafai ona tatou manumalo ai. O auupega foi ia na vaega lea o le tala le ituaiga loloto e mafai ona oo i ai manumalo ai Keriso i ona puapuaga, le oti ma le le tofotofoina e le Atua o i tatou o tagata faatuatua. tuugamau. O le ituaiga tofotofoga e moomia ai le tuuina atu e le Fai mai le molimau a Paulo i le Ekalesia i Roma, “Auā tagata o mea uma o loo ia te ia mo le Atua. Na ua ou mautinoa, e lē mafaia e le oti, poo le ola, gafatia e le faatuatua mata’u o Aperaamo ona tuuina poo agelu, poo alii, poo e malolosi, poo mea i nei atu lona atalii e fai ma taulaga.
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