Hrehawm tuar la (II Tim 4:5)

Tangkaipui kan awm takin Pathian thu lam ka rawn post ve ang nge, a vawi khatna tan.

“Zingtin ni chhuak hian mihring nunah hlimna rawn thlen ziah ta thin sela; van ram chakna kan nei ngai lovang.”

Khawvel hmuntin leh ramtina, chhungkawtin fang chhuak ila, mahni tawka harsatna sawi tur nei miah lo chu an awm a rinawm loh.

Kan harsatna nia kan hriat aia thuk nei deuh vek kan tawng ngei ang. Khawvelin chhiatna, lirnghing, accidents, indo thuthang,.. a tawng chamchi a; chutih rualin mi tam takte’n rinna tihderthawn nan lo hmangin, “Pathian reng a awm lo”, an tih phah fo thinna hi enge a chhan ni ang le?

Khawi lai hmun pakhata puaktheithil puakin ka fapa duat leh hmangaih em em, mite pawisawi tam lo nunna a lak avanga ka hreawm tawrhna nasa takah hian ka Lalpa beng hi a ngawng tlat em ni?

Ni hauh lo e, Pathian chuan thi thei tura A din mihring chu hmang tangkaiin kan nuna kan la hriat fiah loh A thuruatte kan zir theih nan tihhreawmin kan awm mai a ni zawk.(Sam 119:71, Job 36:15)

Chu thil chuan midangteah chhinchhiahna(warning) tangkai a siam bawk thin. Chutiang atana ka fapa ngei A hman avanga vui mai lova fak tura hnena Lawmthu sawi mai hian, kan hmelmate pawh hmangaih tura min titu hi, a tih lawm viau ka ring!

Chanchintha hriltu ropui ber pawl Paula hian harsatna a tawng mai a ni lo; a nun pui hial zawk a ni. Pathianthu hrila a vahna hmuntin rengah tihduhdahna nasa tak, vuak, lunga den, tan ina khung, tihhlum tumna hial vawi tam tak a tawng a.(II Kor. 11:23-27, Tirh. 16:19-24, 21:27, 14: 19-20) .

Mahse, chung a harsatna tawh zawng zawng chuan a pawt ding lo, a nuna eng lo la thleng tur chu thlirin a tuarnaah lawm zawkin a chak lohnate chhuangin hreawm tuara chanchintha hrilhna lam hna thawk turin min la ti zawk a ni. (II Kor. 12:8-10, II Tim. 4:5)

Tunah khan harsatna engemawin a tuam vel ang che, I chhungte hun I tih loh taka boralna khan a tilungngai ang che, I tisa leh thlarau retheihna khan a tihreawm ang che, mite aia chan chau bik nia I inhriatna khan a tihreawm ang che. Mi thenkhatten anmahni nunna ngei an lak phah hialna ang harsatna I tawng chamchi ang.

Chung avang chuan I siamtu hnenah vui mai lo la, Lalpan zirtir tur che a nei tih leh A hmangaih che a, I chungah a lo thlen a phal a ni tih hrethiamin pawm thlap mai rawh. Joban mihring chu buainaa khat pangpar anga lo para vuai leh mai thin a ni a tih thu te; Kristan amah zui duh apiangin hreawm tuara an zui tur a ni a tih thu te, Rilrua retheite engthawlna leh van ram an ta a ni a tih thu te leh Lungngaite chu thlamuana an la awm tur thu a sawite hian nun a va khawih em!

Heng nun harsatna kan hriat thiam lohna hian tihtawp ahnekin a tibelhchhah zawk a. Amah ngeiin Tirhkoh Paula hmanga hreawm tuar tur kan ni tih thu min hrilh te hrerengin Amah kan hmuh chian zawkna leh van ram lo la thleng tur nawmzia puanna a ni tih I pawm thlap ang u.
Joba pohin a hreawm tuarna nasa tak atang khan a ni, Pathian chu “Benga hriatna mai zawngin ka hre tawh chia, Mahse tunah zawng ka hmu ta che”, a tih hial ni! Lalpa’n malsawm rawh se.
 
He thu hi ka pa (21th June 2009-a min boralsan ta) damloh lai Good Friday, 2009-a ka ziah a ni.


Src  : Misual

Palaung civilian shot dead on the spot by government troops

Chiang Mai (Mizzima) – Suspected of being a rebel, a Palaung villager was shot dead on the spot by government soldiers in Monton Township in northern Shan State, said a Palaung organization based on the Sino-Burmese border.

Troops line up for inspection at the KIO headquarters in Laiza. Photo: Mizzima

On August 16, Aik San Pi of Loisaung village in Monton Township was shot dead by troops from Infantry Unit No. 130 led by Colonel Kyaw Zeyar Tun, the Palaung Women’s Organization [PWO] reported.

The man, Aik San Pi, 27, was hiding because he was afraid of being forced to carry supplies for government troops, according to sources. When the soldiers discovered him they accused him of being a rebel and shot him, said Lwe Amm, a PWO spokesperson.

“After the [Burmese] army arrived in the village, many men fled because they were afraid of being forced to porter goods. They shot him three times. He died on the spot.”

The village head told the troops Aik San Pi was not a member of an armed group and the soldiers gave 5,000 kyat (about US$ 7) to the family for funeral expenses.

In the Monton Township, various armed groups are active including Burmese government battalions, Palaung militant groups, Shan State Army-North troops and soldiers of the Kachin Independence Organization. The KIO and SSA-N said that government troops forced local villagers to porter goods and weapons in fighting in June.

SSA-N spokesman Major Sai Hla said that some civilians suspected of being rebels were tortured and killed by government troops. He said government soldiers set fire to five houses near Wanphwi Dam on Tuesday morning, alleging that residents were SSA supporters.

KIO spokesman La Nang said that in some ethnic areas civilians are placed on a blacklist by the government because of the armed groups’ activities, but it was usual that residents were shot by government troops.

“Some ethnic people were shot because they were suspected and some were shot intentionally by the government troops. Those cases have happened. In every fight, many victims are civilians,” La Nang told Mizzima.

La Nang said government troops use Kachin and Shan villagers as human mine sweepers during fighting between KIO and government troops.

The BBC Burmese Service recently reported that in Pyapon Township in Irrawaddy Region, government Infantry Unit No. 93 ordered a motorboat carrying bananas to stop to demand money. When the motorboat failed to stop, the soldiers opened fire, killing one man.

Src  : Mizzima