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Lauga Mo Le Sulu Samoa 2015 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 FEPUARI 2014 email: [email protected] -Main Office: Ph. 24414, Ext 30 - website: www.cccs.org.ws Ua Suia Pomu i le Tala Lelei ia Keriso I tausaga o le Taua Tele Lona Lua a le Lalolagi (World War II 1939-1945), o le fili numera tasi o Iakopo Tesasa, o tagata Iapani, aemaise lava fitafita Iapani. faaauau itulau e 6 “Tago! Tago i O le misionare LMS mulimuli na nofo i Avao, Misi Teveli, (Rev. J.B. Deverell, le Telefoni! ma le faifeau Avao, Susuga Tavita Kirisimasi Salaa Fiti, pu’eina i le 2011. O le a Talanoa loa i lolomi atu i le Sulu Samoa o Mati le tala i le Lotu Faamanatu a Avao. lou To’alua!” Alofa i le Atua, Alofa i (O se tala mai le Taua Tele Lonalua a le Lalolagi - 1939-1945. ma le mafuaaga o ni faigata ogaoga lou Tuaoi, Alofa ia Oe o tutupu nei i malo o Sasa’e Ua a’oa’o mai tatou e le Tusi tootuli i luma o le Atua ma tatou Tutotonu (Middle East) i le va o Paia, ina ia tafatolu lo tatou alofa: faato’ese ia te ia ona o sese e tele Isaraelu ma atunuu Moselemu, lea alofa i le Atua; alofa i le lua te tuaoi; tatou te faia ma le anoano o mea foi e aafia atu ai ma le Au Kerisiano alofa ia te oe. Faato’a atoatoa lo tatou te to’ilalo ai. Ae a liliu ane loa i sauaga e faavae i luga o tapuaiga, tatou alofa, pe a tafatolu. O le a i le isi maga o le tafatolu, o le alofa aemaise lava i atunuu e pulea faa- atili malamalama le lalolagi i tagata lea i le lua te tuaoi, ua matua faigata Lotu Moselemu a latou faigamalo e Kerisiano, pe afai tatou te faatinoina lava, aemaise lava pe afai e le lelei pei o Suria, Aikupito ma Saudi lo tatou alofa, i luga o le tafatolu lou lua va ma le lua te tuaoi. Arabia,) lea. Aemaise lava pe afai e fai fai mea O le mea moni lava, e faigofie ia i leaga lou tuaoi ia te oe. Aemaise Sa tumu le nofoaafi, tatou ona tatou alolofa i le Atua, ma lava pe afai e faaleaga oe i isi tagata e foliga mai e leai se nofoa o tatou vivii i le Atua ia tatou e le lua te tuaoi. Aemaise lava pe avanoa. Peitai e fetaui lava lo’u ulu tapua’iga, ma foa’i i le Atua ia tatou afai e tuua’ifuaina oe e le lua te tuaoi. faiga taulaga. E faigofie foi ona tatou faaauau itulau e 10 faaauau itulau e 22 ia e i ai le tala, i le faiva o le au TAGATA, IA MAUA TAGATA, soo, na sii i le afiafi po. Ia, Poo, ia FAAOLAINA TAGATA. O LE LAUGA o se tala fo’i a Luka mai i anthropous ese zogron-MEN- tusitusiga o Kuele,(le source o le THOU WILT BE TAKING O LE LAUGA Q) lea e i ai saunoaga a Iesu ; ua ALIVE, PEI, E TE TAUAVEINA na o Luka e maua ai. Tala la lea TAGATA IA OLA, OLA Faauuga o Faifeau a Luka, o tautai mata palapala o TAGATA ONA O OE O LE le tuloto o Kenesareta, na a’e fua TAUTAI MATAPALAPALA. E 18 Me 2013 lo LATOU faiva, aoina le po atoa pei o tama tautai, o le tuloto o Luka 5: 1-11 Isaia 41:8-14 O le e ‘asa lele le faatautaiga. Tala Kenesareta. Faifeau e ese le tele tala a MAREKO o le valaauina lena a Luka o le faiva, o loo maua , e ese le paia ma le mamalu o le o SIMONA PETERU MA lona mai ai le Matua: O sina valaau, O le upu lava lea e tasi o uso o ANETERE’A, o Iakopo mafaufauga faaleagaga; faalaeiau loo tautala ai Mareko ma Mataio fo’i ma lona uso o Ioane, atoa le mo outou i lenei aso paia, ma “ Ina mulimuli mai ia ia te a’u, to’a sefulu ma le lua o Aposetolo, lenei aso tele, o lo outou faauuga ou te faia oulua ma fai faiva i O le amataga lava lea o le i le tofi FS Faauuina, fai ai a’u tagata,” upu TAGATA. Upu fo’i VALAAU PAIA o tatou faifeau. ma sui o le komiti faatonu, le paia lea o loo taua e Luka, ‘Aua e te O le amataga lea o lo tatou o le au toeina, ma le aoao o le fefe, e amata i nei ona po, ona e tofi’..... FS:....... FAIFEAU EFKS. ( Ua na o se tautalaga mo maua tagata “O LE upu tagata SAMOA.FAAUUINA—. Mo le se 40 minute, e le o se lauga) I le ANTHROPOUS” TAGATA, E TALALELEI O LE MALO LE gagana Eleni na ulua’i tusia ai le tusa e 94 ona ta’u e Luka le upu ATUA, UA O O MAI I LE Feagaiga Fou, o loo i ai upu anthropous. E maua le upu lea i LALOLAGI.Ua sunu’i mai lava Eleni o le matua e faapea: “me tusi uma o le F/Fou; vanaga lava le alafale o le talalelei i lenei phobou apo tou nun anthropous Filemoni ma le Ioane 1 &3 e le tuluiga mamao o le lalolagi,ma ese zogron” A faaliliu sa’o i le maua ai. E-519 ona tautala le F/ toai i le maota o Malietoa gagana Peretania upu ia, ona F i le upu lea. Ai lava e uiga Vaiinupo; o Feagaimaleata I faapea lea: me phobou-fear thou tutusa ma le upu a Kenese “ INA Sapapalii, e faafeagai i le not, apo tou nun-from now, TATOU FAIA IA LE TAGATA I gataiala ma le vaipuna maninoa anthropous- men, ese zogron-thou LO TATOU FAATUSA” Tagata mai le papa, MATANIU, le wilt be taking alive. O le matua -adham. E sili i le 2000 ona eleele paia, na momoo ai le la i le faa Peretania; “FEAR tautala le F/Tuai i le tagata, Pei tama’itai Amoa, ua fia inu i se THOU NOT- FROM NOW- o Upu Eperu adham, ish, enosh, vai. Fai mai le tala tuu, na su’i ai MEN-THOU WILT BE TAKING ben,baal, gibbor, ma isi upu; e e le toeina le niu, ae tafa loa ata ALIVE” Na ona ou tau manatu, 14.Manatu o upu Eperu ia e uiga o le taeao manino,ma le taeao poo ua teuteu lava le gagana a tutusa lava ma le upu Eleni, toto’a. Lo ta ulua’i taeao o le misionare ma toeaina Savaii o le anthropous. Upu lea e maua ai le malamalama i Samoa nei, Tusi Paia, ua faapea ai le upu Peretania -Anthropology. MATANIUFEAGAIMALEATA, faaliliuga; fear thou not-”Aua e Matua tele o le upu o le Feagaiga TA TE MIMITA AI LAVA ita i te fefe- from now- e amata i nei Fou..... anthropous-Faaliliu nuu mamao. O fetinaina ai matou, ona po- men thou wilt be taking anamua I le KJV...MEN- i aulotu a Tutuila ma Manu’a; a e alive-ona e maua tagata.. O LE ...faasamoa....TAGATA. O le ta te mitamita lava. AUA FO’I O VALAAU PAIA A LE ALII, “Aua TAGATA...atoa.. i lona afuaga, le valaau Paia, Mo tatou faifeau,o e te fefe, e amata i nei ona po, le upu Eperu “ADHAM” loo mulimulita’i ai Mataio i le ona e maua tagata” Pe faapea ATAMU, fai mai Kenese; e afua upu lauiloa a Mareko na saunoa fo’i, ‘Aua e te fefe, e amata nei mai Atamu i le Atua foafoa. O le ai Iesu “INA MULIMULI MAI lava, ona e ave tagata, ia tagata atoa i lona si’osi’omaga, IA IA TE A’U, OU TE FAIA faaolaina. FAIFEAU; O le E sili atu i le 2000 ona tautala le OULUA MA FAI FAIVA I Galuega FAAFAIFEAU, NA F/TUAI, I le tagata. I upu Eperu TAGATA”(Mk.1:17) Ua ta TATOU AOOGA AI pe 14, ma le tagata atoa i lona Manatunatu ma faapea; ai o upu FAAFAIFEAU i Malua nei; IA faamoemoe, anthropous, ia a Mareko o loo faavae ai le FAIA TATOU MA FAIFEAU “anthropology” O le tagata ma tala faapitoa lenei a Luka; na o SAMOA; O LE GALUEGA MO lona talitonuga, o le tagata ma 2. O LE SULU SAMOA Fepuari 2014 se faauuga tulaga ese LAVA fo’i MO OUTOU I LENEI ASO, O lenei faauuga o Faifeau, i lenei le upu .ANTHROPOUS.MEN. O LE LAUGA FONOTELE.Ua matua tele le au TAGATA O le valaauina PAIA o faauu e le o ni faifeau tausinuu. tama tautai, faifaiva i le tafa, O LE LAUGA Ua leva ona tatau ona ou ta’ita’i anthropous ese zogron. OUTOU i lenei sauniga o le faauuga. aua E TOATOLU O fita i tuga i le Faauuga o Faifeau fo’i e ui ina ma laiti ma Pisa Isaia aoga pele a le Ekalesia o Tiatia, o maua tagata pito leva o Nuuausala, e matua taua tele la 18 Me 2013 i ai nei(25tausaga i le komiti a outou galuega, aua fo’i o le aoga lona Atua. O tama meamea ma toeaina) Ai lava na faatali le na faavae e le Ekalesia anamua i tama fesusui, o fanau lalovaoa, tofiga se’i ou ta’ita’i i se faauuga le malae o le vavau, i le tumua o tupulaga talavou ma aoga aso Sa, Na o le to’alua a faifeau tausi Maauga ma Nuuausala, aua fanau o le nuu o le aumaga ma le nuu, e galulue uma i Niusila: O a le Ekalesia ma le atunuu i Aana, aualuma, o le pule a alii ma Arthur ma lona faletua o Gese Lefaga, ma le atu Safata ma faipule, ma le nuu o tama’ita’i; o Talaga; mai le EFKS Napier, Falealili, IA MANUIA FANAU faletua ma tausi ma sa’oao: matagaluega i NZ i saute, ma A LE EKALESIA, (Sa ta vaai i anthropous-men- o alii ma Togafiti ma lona faletua o Masae aso la, poo le 1953/54 pei sa i tamaita’i, E A LE TAGATA? E Tuaoimaalii mai le aulotu EFKS tafatafa tonu ane lava o le falesa ese zogron...........thou wilt be i Mt.Eden i Aukilani.
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