Biggest looser!!!!
Polokalame E leleli mo oe “ talofa lava.
O le polokame a le TV. I tagata ua lapopoa tele o loo faatauva. E faapea o le tagata lapoa a uma vaaiaso ua uma ona faatapula’aina. O le tagata e tele pauna o lona mamafa ua pau po ua lusi. O le tagata lena e manumalo I se tupe tele lava.
A faaperetaia la le polokalame. “THE BIGGEST LOOSER” WILL BECOME THE BIGGEST WINNER!!
Oute manatua ai le ta’utinoga a le Aposotolo o Paulo o loo tusia ia Filipi. E pei ona sa ia Paulo le mamafa ma le mamalu o tulaga faale tagata. Ae sa faapea le manatu o le Aposetolo.
“ Ia outou I uli, ia outou I e fai galuega leaga, Aua o le au peritomeina I tatou o e e auauna I le Atua ma le loto, ma mitamita ia Iesu ae le o le faatuatua I le tino”.
O faatuatuaga nei o le tino poo le mamafa o le mamalu o tulaga faale lalolagi sa tatau ai ona avea le Aposotolo ma tagata mamafa ma lapoa I faaaloaloga faa le tagata.
O le Peritomeina I le po e valu.
O le itu aiga o Isaraelu.
O le ituaiga o Peniamina
O le Eperu o Eperu / O le Polofesa I tulafono ma tu ma aganuu faa Eperu.
O le tagata tausi I tulafono a Mose
O le Faresaio / tagata taua poo le toeaina taua tele, I le lotu Iutaia
O le tagata talitonu ma taofi mau I le Atua o Isaraelu na ala ai ona faasaua I le Au kerisiano.
O le polofesa I tulafono
E le’I ta’uleaga ao iai I le tulaga faa faresaio.
AE peita’i ua faailoa mai e le Aposetolo
E ui I le tele ma le mamafa o nei faamanuiaga ma tulaga maualuluga I le lotu Iutaia ma le Malo o Isaraelu.
Ae ua ou aveeseina nei mamalu ma lona taua ua ou faale-aogaina fo’i I le ta’ua o au o se tama mamafa.i tu ma aganu’u faa Iutaia.
Ae ua ou faagalo ma tuueseina nei mamalu o na “O le o le silisiliese o le poto o Iesu Keriso”.
Tautino mai e le Aposotolo. “ O lenei oute faagleaogaina I nei mea uma ina ia ou maua Keriso”
A tuu I manatu faa Isaraelu ma faa Faresaio ma Faapeniamina.
Sole ua maumau le tama se vaai I le tele ma le mamafa o lona mamalu e tatau ona ia tau-aveina.
Ua ia le faaaogaina. Ua matu ai faavalevalea tele “What a looser”
Ao tauatau Iesu I le satauro na lulu ulu o tagata Iutaia le au Faresaio ma le au tusiupu.
Sa ulagia ma inosia ma faapea ane “Oka oka se toilalo o lenei Keriso “ what a looser!!!
Faaalia e le Aposotolo “ I manatu a le lalolagi o ia o se tagata toilalo tele. Ae peitai i le silafaga a le ATUA “ O Paulo o se tagata. E maoae lona manumalo. “ The biggest looser of the world however Paul is the biggest winner in Christ
Na faamaina ma faatoilaloina Iesu I luga o le Satauro ina ia avea oe ma tagata silisili lou manumalo. Na tutu’i e Iesu le mamafa o a tatou agasala ina ia avea oe ma a’u o tagata silisili ona manumalo.
O Iesu o le manumalo a le Aposetolo
Talia Iesu e avea ma ou Faaola e te manumalo ai I lenei aso
Ma manatua “ E Lelei Mo Oe”
Thursday, October 28, 2010
Le Atua Silisiliese
Ua nao Ieova le Atua Silisiliese:
Na ou faalogologo i se polokalame sa faatalanoaina ai e tagata popoto i talitonuga faa-le-lotu ma le vaega e tatau ai i tagata uma ona talia i so’o se talitonuga, po’o ai lava le atua o le atunuu ia e fetaui ma lana aganuu e talitonu iai. Na manaia felafolafoaiga ona o manatu lelei o nei tagata popoto i le Tusi Paia o le au Kerisiano. Ae faapea ona faaalia manatu popoto o ta’ita’i mai isi talitonuga e faasaga i tusitusiga paia a latou Perofeta.
O le faaletonu i la’u faalogo ona ua pei e lagolagoina le manatu, e faapea o le igoa “Allah” e tutusa lava ma le suafa o Ieova le Atua o le au Kerisiano. O lona uiga ua na’o le eseese lava o igoa, ae o le Atua lava e tasi lea e tapua’i i ai Musalemi ma le au Kerisiano. O lona uiga o le isi suafa o le Atua o Ieova-Allah.
O le upu moni, e pei ona tusia I tala fa’asolopito o le talitonuga faa musalemu O le igoa Allah e afua mai i le upu Arapi “al-ilah” o lona uiga o le tama’i atua. O le na lagolagoina malosi e Mohammed le Perofeta na amataina le talitonuga faa-Isalemi (Islam)
O Alllah na faaigoaina ai le tupua po’o le atua Masina o le au Musalemi. O le faatusa
e faapea na filifili mai e le Perofeta o Mahammed le atua masina lea mai le 360 Jinn- genies idols) po’o tupua atua. Na filifili la na’o le atua masina lea ae faaleaga uma e Mohammed le isi 359 tama’i tupua-atua, ma faatuina ai loa le faatusa o le ata o le “Masina Afa” i le laumua o Mecca lea ua avea nei ma lamua tutotonu o le talitonuga faa-Musalemi, lea e masani ona faasalalau mai i le televise e tele ina maliliu ai tagata e lolofi i ai i aso e fai ai a latou tapuaiga. Aua a oo i le taimi e lolofi ai i le fata faitaulaga o loo tautala mai ai se Perofeta a Allah, e le kea tagata e soli faasoloatoa e tagata e isi tagata.
O lenei le au Kerisiano e, a tatou su’esu’e i Suafa o le Atua i le Tusi Paia, o nisi nei o Suafa o Ieova le Atua o Isaraelu, le Atua o Apereamo le tama o le au faatuatua.
Elohim - Le Atua e Tasi lava ia. El-Shaddai- e silisili ese lona tama-o-aiga. Adonai- Master and Lord. Jehovah–Yahweh - Le Silisili ese. Jehovah-Jareh - Le Atua na te foa’i. Jehovah-Rophe - O le Atua o faamalologa. Jehovah-Nisi - O le tatou fu’a po'o le tagavai ua agiagia. Jehovah-Shalom - O le Filemu. Jehovah-M’kaddesh -O le Atua na te vavaese-ina ma fa’aatoatoaina. Jehovah-Tsidkenu - O le Paia ma le Amiotonu. Jehovah-Roi - Le Leoleo Mamoe. Jehovah-Sahmmah - O le Ta’ita’i au silisili lona malosi. Kadosh - O le Atua e Paia. El-Roi - O le Atua e vaai mai.
Yesha - O le Faaolataga.
Ua fetalai mai le Atua, o A’u nei le Alefa ma le Omeka; o le Amataga ma le Gataaga. O A’u Nei le toetu ma le ola.
Ua na’o Iesu na toe tu mai nai e ua oti, e le pei o Mohammed o lo’o lagomau lava lona tuugamau i Meca i Palesitina.
Ua na’o Iesu e faaolaina ma ola ai le tagata agasala. Ia e talia o ia i lou loto i lenei aso
Ma manatua “E lelei Mo oe”
Na ou faalogologo i se polokalame sa faatalanoaina ai e tagata popoto i talitonuga faa-le-lotu ma le vaega e tatau ai i tagata uma ona talia i so’o se talitonuga, po’o ai lava le atua o le atunuu ia e fetaui ma lana aganuu e talitonu iai. Na manaia felafolafoaiga ona o manatu lelei o nei tagata popoto i le Tusi Paia o le au Kerisiano. Ae faapea ona faaalia manatu popoto o ta’ita’i mai isi talitonuga e faasaga i tusitusiga paia a latou Perofeta.
O le faaletonu i la’u faalogo ona ua pei e lagolagoina le manatu, e faapea o le igoa “Allah” e tutusa lava ma le suafa o Ieova le Atua o le au Kerisiano. O lona uiga ua na’o le eseese lava o igoa, ae o le Atua lava e tasi lea e tapua’i i ai Musalemi ma le au Kerisiano. O lona uiga o le isi suafa o le Atua o Ieova-Allah.
O le upu moni, e pei ona tusia I tala fa’asolopito o le talitonuga faa musalemu O le igoa Allah e afua mai i le upu Arapi “al-ilah” o lona uiga o le tama’i atua. O le na lagolagoina malosi e Mohammed le Perofeta na amataina le talitonuga faa-Isalemi (Islam)
O Alllah na faaigoaina ai le tupua po’o le atua Masina o le au Musalemi. O le faatusa
e faapea na filifili mai e le Perofeta o Mahammed le atua masina lea mai le 360 Jinn- genies idols) po’o tupua atua. Na filifili la na’o le atua masina lea ae faaleaga uma e Mohammed le isi 359 tama’i tupua-atua, ma faatuina ai loa le faatusa o le ata o le “Masina Afa” i le laumua o Mecca lea ua avea nei ma lamua tutotonu o le talitonuga faa-Musalemi, lea e masani ona faasalalau mai i le televise e tele ina maliliu ai tagata e lolofi i ai i aso e fai ai a latou tapuaiga. Aua a oo i le taimi e lolofi ai i le fata faitaulaga o loo tautala mai ai se Perofeta a Allah, e le kea tagata e soli faasoloatoa e tagata e isi tagata.
O lenei le au Kerisiano e, a tatou su’esu’e i Suafa o le Atua i le Tusi Paia, o nisi nei o Suafa o Ieova le Atua o Isaraelu, le Atua o Apereamo le tama o le au faatuatua.
Elohim - Le Atua e Tasi lava ia. El-Shaddai- e silisili ese lona tama-o-aiga. Adonai- Master and Lord. Jehovah–Yahweh - Le Silisili ese. Jehovah-Jareh - Le Atua na te foa’i. Jehovah-Rophe - O le Atua o faamalologa. Jehovah-Nisi - O le tatou fu’a po'o le tagavai ua agiagia. Jehovah-Shalom - O le Filemu. Jehovah-M’kaddesh -O le Atua na te vavaese-ina ma fa’aatoatoaina. Jehovah-Tsidkenu - O le Paia ma le Amiotonu. Jehovah-Roi - Le Leoleo Mamoe. Jehovah-Sahmmah - O le Ta’ita’i au silisili lona malosi. Kadosh - O le Atua e Paia. El-Roi - O le Atua e vaai mai.
Yesha - O le Faaolataga.
Ua fetalai mai le Atua, o A’u nei le Alefa ma le Omeka; o le Amataga ma le Gataaga. O A’u Nei le toetu ma le ola.
Ua na’o Iesu na toe tu mai nai e ua oti, e le pei o Mohammed o lo’o lagomau lava lona tuugamau i Meca i Palesitina.
Ua na’o Iesu e faaolaina ma ola ai le tagata agasala. Ia e talia o ia i lou loto i lenei aso
Ma manatua “E lelei Mo oe”
Povi a le Atua
Povi a le Atua:
O se tala na ou faitau ai e faapea sa i ai se aiga e nonofo i le latou faatoaga. O se aiga e toaaga ma fiafia e o i le lotu. E tele naunau laau aina, i le faatoaga a le aiga lenei. Ae ui lava ina tele isi faamanuiaga i le faatoaga a le aiga e pei o moa ma puaa, ae sa i ai povi e lua a le aiga sa silisili ona fai ma mitamitaga a le aiga e gugutu solo ai le toeaina ma lana fanau i o latou tuaoi ma a latou uo masani. Ona o povi e pei o se masaga e tutusa lanu, tutusa le tino mai ma le puputa ma aulelei o povi e le iloa se eseesega.
Ona o’o lea i se tasi aso sa faapotopoto ai le aiga ona sa faatonu atu e le toeina i lana fanau e omai o lo’o fia talanoa ia i latou uma. Sa fai le latou afiafi faa le aiga e pei ona masani ai le aiga ona o se aiga e mafanafana tele le latou mafutaga. Ina ua uma le lotu o le afiafi a le aiga, o le toeaina ma le fanau ma le tina o le aiga, talanoa loa i le mananaia o povi nei o lo’o i ai i le latou faatoaga.
Faapea mai loa le tama, “Ia faalogo mai outou la’u fanau ma si au ava faapelepeleina.
Ua fai la’u filifiliga ma la’u faasoa i povi e lua, nei o lo’o i le tatou faatoaga. Ou te talitonu fo’i e leai lava se isi o tatou e le o mimita i nei povi. Ia tatou faafetai pea i le Atua aua o ana faamanuiaga uma ia mo le tatou aiga. Ae faalogo mai si ou aiga mitamita i povi e faapena fo’i lou nei tagata ae ua fai lau faaiuga e fatatau i le tatou masaga povi. Ua tasi ai lo’u manatu o le a vavae tutusa a tatou povi, ona e tutusa uma povi e pei ose masaga.
O lea ua ou lagona le musumusuga mai i le Atua, o le a tausi le isi povi mo tatou ae o le a tausi le isi povi mo le Atua. O lona uiga e amata atu i le po lenei, o le povi a le Atua po’o a lava tupe e maua mai i le suasusu ma le aano o le povi a le Atua o le a ave uma i le Atua . Ua fiafia le tina ma le fanau i lenei agaga faau’uina sa i le toeaina ma luelue ulu o lana fanau ma faaalia atu manatu e lagolagoina le faasoa lelei a le toeaina.
E faapea e tasi le vaiaso na soso’o ai ae maua atu e le fanau a le toeina, ua pe le isi povi. Logo loa le toeaina, ona o’o lea i le afiafi o le aso lava lea. e pei o le masani a le aiga, ina ua uma ona fai le lotu ona faapea mai lea o le toeina i lona aiga ma tale tale, ioe! Ma pei e tau le lagona lona leo e pei e lavea se fasi ulu i lona faai. Sa faapea ane ma ona mata faasiasia, tata le gutu ma pupula i lalo o le fola o le fale ma uu lona auvae. “Ose tala faanoanoa mo i tatou i lenei aso e faamalie atu i le tatou aiga “UA PE LE POVI NA VAVAE ESE MO LE ATUA”.
Ioe! O le tasi lea o vaega o le olaga o le tagata Kerisiano e faanoanoa tele ai le Atua.
E faigofie na fai mai o le mea mai le Atua pe afai o lena e te olaola lelei ae vaai atu loa o le a leai sau mea ai pe ua le lava le faasoa, ia galo loa le Atua e afua mai ai mea uma.
Ua faamanatu mai e le Salamo 24:1 - “O le lalolagi ma mea uma o tumu ai o a Ieova ia; o le atu laulau ma e o nonofo ai”
Faafofoga mai tatou, e le’i vaeluaina le finagalo o le Atua ao sauni e maliu mo tagata agasala na tumau ana upu ma tautoga e le’i faafiti lava. O le aiga lea e le’i tapeina e le Atua le povi e tasi lea na ola, sa alofa lava le Atua ma tausi le latou povi e le’i ita le Atua ma tape le povi na totoe, e ui ina ua nonofo ma fai mai e ave i le Atua le povi pe. Ou te talitonu, ana faaola e le aiga lea le povi a le Atua se meamanu ua fanau mai ai se lafu povi e silisili atu nai lo povi e lua.
O se lu’i mo i tatou uma, ia tatou faamuamua le Atua e manuia ai fanau ma aiga ma lou tamaoaiga..E le o faatonu mai le Atua e fasioti lou atalii ma lo’u atalii mo Ia.
Ae ua Ia aioi mai ia tatou talia lona Atalii na maliu e fai ma togiola ina ia maua e oe ma au le ola e faavavau.
Avea Iesu ma ou faatuatuaga i aso uma e te ola fiafia ai ma atili ai ona tele povi o lau lafu povi.
Ma manatua - E Lelei Mo Oe!
O se tala na ou faitau ai e faapea sa i ai se aiga e nonofo i le latou faatoaga. O se aiga e toaaga ma fiafia e o i le lotu. E tele naunau laau aina, i le faatoaga a le aiga lenei. Ae ui lava ina tele isi faamanuiaga i le faatoaga a le aiga e pei o moa ma puaa, ae sa i ai povi e lua a le aiga sa silisili ona fai ma mitamitaga a le aiga e gugutu solo ai le toeaina ma lana fanau i o latou tuaoi ma a latou uo masani. Ona o povi e pei o se masaga e tutusa lanu, tutusa le tino mai ma le puputa ma aulelei o povi e le iloa se eseesega.
Ona o’o lea i se tasi aso sa faapotopoto ai le aiga ona sa faatonu atu e le toeina i lana fanau e omai o lo’o fia talanoa ia i latou uma. Sa fai le latou afiafi faa le aiga e pei ona masani ai le aiga ona o se aiga e mafanafana tele le latou mafutaga. Ina ua uma le lotu o le afiafi a le aiga, o le toeaina ma le fanau ma le tina o le aiga, talanoa loa i le mananaia o povi nei o lo’o i ai i le latou faatoaga.
Faapea mai loa le tama, “Ia faalogo mai outou la’u fanau ma si au ava faapelepeleina.
Ua fai la’u filifiliga ma la’u faasoa i povi e lua, nei o lo’o i le tatou faatoaga. Ou te talitonu fo’i e leai lava se isi o tatou e le o mimita i nei povi. Ia tatou faafetai pea i le Atua aua o ana faamanuiaga uma ia mo le tatou aiga. Ae faalogo mai si ou aiga mitamita i povi e faapena fo’i lou nei tagata ae ua fai lau faaiuga e fatatau i le tatou masaga povi. Ua tasi ai lo’u manatu o le a vavae tutusa a tatou povi, ona e tutusa uma povi e pei ose masaga.
O lea ua ou lagona le musumusuga mai i le Atua, o le a tausi le isi povi mo tatou ae o le a tausi le isi povi mo le Atua. O lona uiga e amata atu i le po lenei, o le povi a le Atua po’o a lava tupe e maua mai i le suasusu ma le aano o le povi a le Atua o le a ave uma i le Atua . Ua fiafia le tina ma le fanau i lenei agaga faau’uina sa i le toeaina ma luelue ulu o lana fanau ma faaalia atu manatu e lagolagoina le faasoa lelei a le toeaina.
E faapea e tasi le vaiaso na soso’o ai ae maua atu e le fanau a le toeina, ua pe le isi povi. Logo loa le toeaina, ona o’o lea i le afiafi o le aso lava lea. e pei o le masani a le aiga, ina ua uma ona fai le lotu ona faapea mai lea o le toeina i lona aiga ma tale tale, ioe! Ma pei e tau le lagona lona leo e pei e lavea se fasi ulu i lona faai. Sa faapea ane ma ona mata faasiasia, tata le gutu ma pupula i lalo o le fola o le fale ma uu lona auvae. “Ose tala faanoanoa mo i tatou i lenei aso e faamalie atu i le tatou aiga “UA PE LE POVI NA VAVAE ESE MO LE ATUA”.
Ioe! O le tasi lea o vaega o le olaga o le tagata Kerisiano e faanoanoa tele ai le Atua.
E faigofie na fai mai o le mea mai le Atua pe afai o lena e te olaola lelei ae vaai atu loa o le a leai sau mea ai pe ua le lava le faasoa, ia galo loa le Atua e afua mai ai mea uma.
Ua faamanatu mai e le Salamo 24:1 - “O le lalolagi ma mea uma o tumu ai o a Ieova ia; o le atu laulau ma e o nonofo ai”
Faafofoga mai tatou, e le’i vaeluaina le finagalo o le Atua ao sauni e maliu mo tagata agasala na tumau ana upu ma tautoga e le’i faafiti lava. O le aiga lea e le’i tapeina e le Atua le povi e tasi lea na ola, sa alofa lava le Atua ma tausi le latou povi e le’i ita le Atua ma tape le povi na totoe, e ui ina ua nonofo ma fai mai e ave i le Atua le povi pe. Ou te talitonu, ana faaola e le aiga lea le povi a le Atua se meamanu ua fanau mai ai se lafu povi e silisili atu nai lo povi e lua.
O se lu’i mo i tatou uma, ia tatou faamuamua le Atua e manuia ai fanau ma aiga ma lou tamaoaiga..E le o faatonu mai le Atua e fasioti lou atalii ma lo’u atalii mo Ia.
Ae ua Ia aioi mai ia tatou talia lona Atalii na maliu e fai ma togiola ina ia maua e oe ma au le ola e faavavau.
Avea Iesu ma ou faatuatuaga i aso uma e te ola fiafia ai ma atili ai ona tele povi o lau lafu povi.
Ma manatua - E Lelei Mo Oe!
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
ELEFANE TAUA'IMISA
elefane taua’i misa.
Ao ou nofnofo i le potu faatalitali a la’u fomai i se tasi aso.
Ma faitau ma matamata i ata o se mekasini sa i le laulau o le potu faatalitali.
Sa faate’ia lau pupula i se ata o ni elefane se lua.
O loo faafetaui o la muaulu e foliga mai o lo’o tau’ai-misa.
O lalo ifo o le ata o loo tusia ai se fuaiupu faapea.
“ E pau le vaega lea e mafatia i le misa a elefane.
O vao lanu meamata lea e soli i vae o elefane.”
Ua aoao mai e lenei ata le tulaga ua iai tagata o le lalolagi.
E tau’ai misa ta’ita’i o malo e pei Amerika ma Iraq.
Ae mafatia ai le toatele o tagata a lautele o nei atunuu.
Taua’i misa ta’ita’i o le Malo Fiti.
Ae mafatia ai tagata tulaga maualalalo o le atunuu.
I totonu o aiga- E taua’i misa ma feesesea’i ulugalii.
Ae mafatia ai le fanau.
A taua’i misa pule o fale faigaluega.
E mafatia ai tagata fai galuega.
A fetaua’i taitai o Ekalesia.
E mafatia tagata o le Ekalesia.
Na fesili se alii i se toeina “ Pe tatau ona mulimuli ma usita’i lana faifeau?’
Tali le toeaina: “E lelei le mulimuli i le faifeau pe a o mulimuli le faifeau i lona Matai sili”
O le taitai lelei na te faia mea uma e tusa ma lona valaauina e le Atua.
Ae le o le faaaogaina o le Atua e faatino ai mea o loo manao lava ia e fai.
Faatoese ma tatalo i le Atua ia avea oe ma taitai lelei.
Manatua ‘E lelei mo oe.
Ao ou nofnofo i le potu faatalitali a la’u fomai i se tasi aso.
Ma faitau ma matamata i ata o se mekasini sa i le laulau o le potu faatalitali.
Sa faate’ia lau pupula i se ata o ni elefane se lua.
O loo faafetaui o la muaulu e foliga mai o lo’o tau’ai-misa.
O lalo ifo o le ata o loo tusia ai se fuaiupu faapea.
“ E pau le vaega lea e mafatia i le misa a elefane.
O vao lanu meamata lea e soli i vae o elefane.”
Ua aoao mai e lenei ata le tulaga ua iai tagata o le lalolagi.
E tau’ai misa ta’ita’i o malo e pei Amerika ma Iraq.
Ae mafatia ai le toatele o tagata a lautele o nei atunuu.
Taua’i misa ta’ita’i o le Malo Fiti.
Ae mafatia ai tagata tulaga maualalalo o le atunuu.
I totonu o aiga- E taua’i misa ma feesesea’i ulugalii.
Ae mafatia ai le fanau.
A taua’i misa pule o fale faigaluega.
E mafatia ai tagata fai galuega.
A fetaua’i taitai o Ekalesia.
E mafatia tagata o le Ekalesia.
Na fesili se alii i se toeina “ Pe tatau ona mulimuli ma usita’i lana faifeau?’
Tali le toeaina: “E lelei le mulimuli i le faifeau pe a o mulimuli le faifeau i lona Matai sili”
O le taitai lelei na te faia mea uma e tusa ma lona valaauina e le Atua.
Ae le o le faaaogaina o le Atua e faatino ai mea o loo manao lava ia e fai.
Faatoese ma tatalo i le Atua ia avea oe ma taitai lelei.
Manatua ‘E lelei mo oe.
Thursday, October 21, 2010
True life story Me and My Daddy
True life story about “Rozanne and Daddy”
Hi Family, I just want to share a story about my relationship with my father, and the life I’m living without a father. Well, I was born in the year 1990 at the Middlemore Hospital to a beautiful loving, caring Christian parents. I’m always known as daddy’s girl, spending every time he has free from all the commitments he has committed himself for God’s Kingdom. Praying every day and night to protect my father where he is, where he goes and whatever he does. Asking God to bring him safely home from a long day of work or travelling to Samoa with our senior pastor doing some missionary work or building our new church.
I never told your mother but…
In the year 2001, we were in Samoa for our family Christmas reunion on my father’s side. My father and I were just sitting on the white sandy beaches in Savaii, and a tear dropped from his face. I asked, “Dad why are you crying?” He replied, “I’ve never told your mother this but for 37 years I have been trying to look for my biological father.. Always praying to God for answers, if he’s still alive or dead.” I started to cry, feeling the pain my father had for those 37years of his life trying to look for his father. In the year 2003, we came back to Samoa for some missionary work with our senior pastor and his family. While at the wharf in Salelologa, my father told my mother he wants to go and look for his father. My mother being the stubborn one, replied to him “Ae ua oki lou kama I le kaua, lea le mea ua e koe fia maga’o e koe su’e lou kama I gei kausaga e tolu sefulu fitu na ia tuua ai oulua ma lou tina, o ia ga sola e fai seisi oga aiga I le kaimi ga fanau lou tina ia oe” (Your father must be dead from the war, why would you even think about him and say you want to go and look for him after all these thirty-seven years he left you and your mother.)
My mother’s had soften as she accepted my fathers..
Hearing those words from my own mother’s mouth brought tears to my eyes, and anger thinking how can she say such things like that to my father. A few days later, my mother’s heart had soften as she accepted my father’s request to go on a mission to look for his father. Once again we were at the wharf, all of a sudden my father came running to the car where my mother, my sister and two of my cousins were sleeping and he was leaping for joy and saying “I FOUND MY DAD, I FOUND MY DAD.” Seeing my dad really happy that day was one of the best days of my life. So later on that day we went to the village of Matavai Safune, where we met up with the guy my dad was talking to at the wharf to show us the house where we would find his dad. As we drove up the long driveway, as we turned in my father said “Fa’akali mai kokogu le ka’avale, so’u alu e vaai muamua po’o le fale lea o lo’o gofo iai lo’u tama, ke’I ua kuli kakou I fafo o le nu’u” (Wait here in the car, while I go and see if this is my father’s house first, otherwise they might kick us out of the village.” Two hours later my dad came back with two ladies linking arms, my mother was getting annoyed, thinking who those ladies were with my dad. My dad chuckled and told us to come out of the car to meet our aunties and the rest of the family. Sitting in between my dad and my grandpa was a blessing to have finally met my grandfather, and see a smile on my dad’s face knowing that the missing hole in his heart was filled with joy.
Teardrop came down his cheek and surprisingly…
The following year 2004, my father had an accident at a building construction area in Takanini, where he slipped on the wet platform and fell head first to the concrete floors. He was in a coma for a week, visiting him everyday after school lying in his bed can’t move but he can hear what people are saying to him. One night, I read the letter from his dad praying that he gets better and comes and visits him again. As I bent over to kiss him goodnight, I said “I LOVE YOU DADDY”, then a teardrop came down his cheek and surprisingly he squeezed my hand. I ran outside and told my mum and the others about what just happened. The next night, I was really happy to go see my dad, as we drove to the Auckland Hospital my cousins were really quite in the car. Wondering, are they not telling my sister and I something or they just had a long day at work. Sure enough I knew something was wrong when we drove into a different parking space in the back of the hospital. As we walked into a small house, our senior and assistant pastors were all sitting with their hands over their eyes. I started to feel shaky as I moved closer to our family members who were holding each other trying not to cry. At that moment I just wanted to shout “WHERE’S MY DAD, WHERE’S MY DAD”, my mum walked out of the back room, trying to be calm and strong and just hugged my sister and I. She whispered, “YOUR DADDY IS IN A BETTER PLACE, STAY STRONG”. I just stood still and went blank, flashbacks of my father floating in front of my eyes, not even a tear coming down my face. What does this mean? Is it really true?? I asked my mum, to take me where my dad was, and sure enough when I saw my father lying there, paled face not even moving, I just screamed my lungs out crying “DADDY WHY, COME BACK DON’T LEAVE ME”.
The pain of loosing your dad at the age of 12 was really hard..
Family pulling my sister and I away from our father, I wrestled my way back to where my dad was lying. Kneeling beside him holding his hand, our senior pastor came up to me, placed his hand on my shoulder and said “Lila, e leai se aoga e toe tagi I luga o le pusa oti, ua uma le ola o lou Tama. Manatua mea uma na ia faia mo oe ma tausaga na lua mafuta ai. O lo’o iai o ia I le nofoaga o lo’o sili ona manuia o lo’o fa’atali mo’I tatou uma, ia loto tele ma tula’I e tauave ma ave pea le galuega lelei o lou Tama na fai” (Lila, there is no use of crying over your father’s dead body when he is in the coffin. Remember he is now in a better place waiting for all of us to be with him. Be strong and carry on the good work your father has done”. The pain of losing your dad at the age of 12 was really hard, you can’t think straight and sometimes you don’t believe it’s actually true once you’ve actually seen the proof yourself.
My mother
On my father’s 5th year anniversary in the year 2009, I’ve realized I have shut out an important person in my life for 19 years. Yes, it’s my dear mother who I have not made contact with or even tried to build a motherly daughter relationship with. How could I do such a thing? When my dad passed away, yes family were there till they left after we buried him, but my own loving mother was by my side 24/7. She always prays to God, to give me the strength to keep moving on and never to think about what happened 5 years ago. My mother was the person who went out to find a second job just to look after my sister and I. How can I be so selfish to my own mother, the woman who carried me in her womb for 9 months. If she didn’t have the patience to take that last push I wouldn’t even be here today. Thankfully, my mother and I have built a closer relationship getting over the death of our beloved and taking care of our small family.
I love you Dad.
I sometimes wish that my dad was still here so I can say “I LOVE YOU DAD”. We still have the pain of losing a loved one, but in God’s Word, he says “He Is A Father To The Fatherless” and that is so true. No matter how much pain we have in our hearts, we know that our Heavenly Father is always with us and He Will Never Leave Nor Forsake Us. Dad I know your up there watching over us everyday and protecting us from any harm. Thank you so much for everything you have done for us, providing shelter over our heads, the clothes on our backs, the food on the table and the endless love you have shown your family. Love you so much daddy, gone but never forgotten in our hearts. R.I.P Thank you for reading my story
Rozanne Melila Ta'ala
Student Support Advisor (Activities)
Student Experience
Manukau Institute of Technology
Gate 11 North Campus, Otara Road
Phone: (09) 968 8000 extn 7072
Hi Family, I just want to share a story about my relationship with my father, and the life I’m living without a father. Well, I was born in the year 1990 at the Middlemore Hospital to a beautiful loving, caring Christian parents. I’m always known as daddy’s girl, spending every time he has free from all the commitments he has committed himself for God’s Kingdom. Praying every day and night to protect my father where he is, where he goes and whatever he does. Asking God to bring him safely home from a long day of work or travelling to Samoa with our senior pastor doing some missionary work or building our new church.
I never told your mother but…
In the year 2001, we were in Samoa for our family Christmas reunion on my father’s side. My father and I were just sitting on the white sandy beaches in Savaii, and a tear dropped from his face. I asked, “Dad why are you crying?” He replied, “I’ve never told your mother this but for 37 years I have been trying to look for my biological father.. Always praying to God for answers, if he’s still alive or dead.” I started to cry, feeling the pain my father had for those 37years of his life trying to look for his father. In the year 2003, we came back to Samoa for some missionary work with our senior pastor and his family. While at the wharf in Salelologa, my father told my mother he wants to go and look for his father. My mother being the stubborn one, replied to him “Ae ua oki lou kama I le kaua, lea le mea ua e koe fia maga’o e koe su’e lou kama I gei kausaga e tolu sefulu fitu na ia tuua ai oulua ma lou tina, o ia ga sola e fai seisi oga aiga I le kaimi ga fanau lou tina ia oe” (Your father must be dead from the war, why would you even think about him and say you want to go and look for him after all these thirty-seven years he left you and your mother.)
My mother’s had soften as she accepted my fathers..
Hearing those words from my own mother’s mouth brought tears to my eyes, and anger thinking how can she say such things like that to my father. A few days later, my mother’s heart had soften as she accepted my father’s request to go on a mission to look for his father. Once again we were at the wharf, all of a sudden my father came running to the car where my mother, my sister and two of my cousins were sleeping and he was leaping for joy and saying “I FOUND MY DAD, I FOUND MY DAD.” Seeing my dad really happy that day was one of the best days of my life. So later on that day we went to the village of Matavai Safune, where we met up with the guy my dad was talking to at the wharf to show us the house where we would find his dad. As we drove up the long driveway, as we turned in my father said “Fa’akali mai kokogu le ka’avale, so’u alu e vaai muamua po’o le fale lea o lo’o gofo iai lo’u tama, ke’I ua kuli kakou I fafo o le nu’u” (Wait here in the car, while I go and see if this is my father’s house first, otherwise they might kick us out of the village.” Two hours later my dad came back with two ladies linking arms, my mother was getting annoyed, thinking who those ladies were with my dad. My dad chuckled and told us to come out of the car to meet our aunties and the rest of the family. Sitting in between my dad and my grandpa was a blessing to have finally met my grandfather, and see a smile on my dad’s face knowing that the missing hole in his heart was filled with joy.
Teardrop came down his cheek and surprisingly…
The following year 2004, my father had an accident at a building construction area in Takanini, where he slipped on the wet platform and fell head first to the concrete floors. He was in a coma for a week, visiting him everyday after school lying in his bed can’t move but he can hear what people are saying to him. One night, I read the letter from his dad praying that he gets better and comes and visits him again. As I bent over to kiss him goodnight, I said “I LOVE YOU DADDY”, then a teardrop came down his cheek and surprisingly he squeezed my hand. I ran outside and told my mum and the others about what just happened. The next night, I was really happy to go see my dad, as we drove to the Auckland Hospital my cousins were really quite in the car. Wondering, are they not telling my sister and I something or they just had a long day at work. Sure enough I knew something was wrong when we drove into a different parking space in the back of the hospital. As we walked into a small house, our senior and assistant pastors were all sitting with their hands over their eyes. I started to feel shaky as I moved closer to our family members who were holding each other trying not to cry. At that moment I just wanted to shout “WHERE’S MY DAD, WHERE’S MY DAD”, my mum walked out of the back room, trying to be calm and strong and just hugged my sister and I. She whispered, “YOUR DADDY IS IN A BETTER PLACE, STAY STRONG”. I just stood still and went blank, flashbacks of my father floating in front of my eyes, not even a tear coming down my face. What does this mean? Is it really true?? I asked my mum, to take me where my dad was, and sure enough when I saw my father lying there, paled face not even moving, I just screamed my lungs out crying “DADDY WHY, COME BACK DON’T LEAVE ME”.
The pain of loosing your dad at the age of 12 was really hard..
Family pulling my sister and I away from our father, I wrestled my way back to where my dad was lying. Kneeling beside him holding his hand, our senior pastor came up to me, placed his hand on my shoulder and said “Lila, e leai se aoga e toe tagi I luga o le pusa oti, ua uma le ola o lou Tama. Manatua mea uma na ia faia mo oe ma tausaga na lua mafuta ai. O lo’o iai o ia I le nofoaga o lo’o sili ona manuia o lo’o fa’atali mo’I tatou uma, ia loto tele ma tula’I e tauave ma ave pea le galuega lelei o lou Tama na fai” (Lila, there is no use of crying over your father’s dead body when he is in the coffin. Remember he is now in a better place waiting for all of us to be with him. Be strong and carry on the good work your father has done”. The pain of losing your dad at the age of 12 was really hard, you can’t think straight and sometimes you don’t believe it’s actually true once you’ve actually seen the proof yourself.
My mother
On my father’s 5th year anniversary in the year 2009, I’ve realized I have shut out an important person in my life for 19 years. Yes, it’s my dear mother who I have not made contact with or even tried to build a motherly daughter relationship with. How could I do such a thing? When my dad passed away, yes family were there till they left after we buried him, but my own loving mother was by my side 24/7. She always prays to God, to give me the strength to keep moving on and never to think about what happened 5 years ago. My mother was the person who went out to find a second job just to look after my sister and I. How can I be so selfish to my own mother, the woman who carried me in her womb for 9 months. If she didn’t have the patience to take that last push I wouldn’t even be here today. Thankfully, my mother and I have built a closer relationship getting over the death of our beloved and taking care of our small family.
I love you Dad.
I sometimes wish that my dad was still here so I can say “I LOVE YOU DAD”. We still have the pain of losing a loved one, but in God’s Word, he says “He Is A Father To The Fatherless” and that is so true. No matter how much pain we have in our hearts, we know that our Heavenly Father is always with us and He Will Never Leave Nor Forsake Us. Dad I know your up there watching over us everyday and protecting us from any harm. Thank you so much for everything you have done for us, providing shelter over our heads, the clothes on our backs, the food on the table and the endless love you have shown your family. Love you so much daddy, gone but never forgotten in our hearts. R.I.P Thank you for reading my story
Rozanne Melila Ta'ala
Student Support Advisor (Activities)
Student Experience
Manukau Institute of Technology
Gate 11 North Campus, Otara Road
Phone: (09) 968 8000 extn 7072
Wednesday, October 20, 2010
Ma'i vasa
Mataupu; ma’i vasa.
Oute manatua le malaga a lau uo faifeau.
Na alu i le motu o Tuvalu.
O le malaga a le faifeau na ia tuua Funafuti mo le motu o Nukulaelae.
Ina ua afa le malaga a le vaa, ua amata fo’i ona sousou le sami.
O le taimi lea ua amata ona ma’i vasa tagata ae tusa ua ta le lua i le vave ao.
Ao faitau le tusi a le faifeau e vaai atu o fetagisi mai se tina ma lana fanau e toa lua .
Na o le tau fai faasuati ma fetagisi.
Na alu atu si faifeau faanonofo lelei i lalo.
Ma alu i le atoa i lalo ma asu ae vai e faa feinu ai le tina ma nai tamaiti.
E faa fa ona momo’e i lalo ma alu a’e i luga le faifeau ma apa vai.
Na manuia ma toafilemu le tina ma si ana fanau.
Ae te’i si faifeau i le miti mai o le tamaloa lapoa o loo ula lana tapaa ma taotooto i tafatafa o le tina.
Ma faasino lona lima i le apafafano ma geno mai e fia inu.
Na toe alu si faifeau i lalo e utu mai le apafafano mo le tamaloa.
Na iloa mulimuli ane e le faifeau O le alii lapoa lea.
O le toalua o le tina ma le tama o tamiti ia na tau faaola e le faifeau.
Ae sa nofonofo lava le lapoa ma taumafa lana tapaa.
O le alii lapoa foi lea O se tasi o alii taua nate faia tonu o le motu na malaga iai le faifeau.
Musumusu atu iai se tasi o tina i le faifeau “E!!!!! ana o au e le maumau iai sou taimi, aua o le masani a si alii le la.”
Tali le faifeau, E le afaina tina o uiga ia o le tala lelei.
Manatua se saunoaga a se tasi o tina lau iloa o le Malo Amerika.
E faapea “O le tauleleia ma le manuia o le atunuu ma ona tagata i au galuega, O lona amataga e le afua mai i le fale paepae ae amata mai i totonu o lou fale.
Ia aua nei pei i tatou o lau tama lapoa lea o lona olaga e nate faia tonu ma tali manao i le nuu ae tuulafoa’i lona aiga.
Tuu atu lou loto ia Iesu i lenei aso.
Ina ia muamua avea oe ma tala lelei i totonu o lou aiga..
Manatua “E lelei mo oe”
Oute manatua le malaga a lau uo faifeau.
Na alu i le motu o Tuvalu.
O le malaga a le faifeau na ia tuua Funafuti mo le motu o Nukulaelae.
Ina ua afa le malaga a le vaa, ua amata fo’i ona sousou le sami.
O le taimi lea ua amata ona ma’i vasa tagata ae tusa ua ta le lua i le vave ao.
Ao faitau le tusi a le faifeau e vaai atu o fetagisi mai se tina ma lana fanau e toa lua .
Na o le tau fai faasuati ma fetagisi.
Na alu atu si faifeau faanonofo lelei i lalo.
Ma alu i le atoa i lalo ma asu ae vai e faa feinu ai le tina ma nai tamaiti.
E faa fa ona momo’e i lalo ma alu a’e i luga le faifeau ma apa vai.
Na manuia ma toafilemu le tina ma si ana fanau.
Ae te’i si faifeau i le miti mai o le tamaloa lapoa o loo ula lana tapaa ma taotooto i tafatafa o le tina.
Ma faasino lona lima i le apafafano ma geno mai e fia inu.
Na toe alu si faifeau i lalo e utu mai le apafafano mo le tamaloa.
Na iloa mulimuli ane e le faifeau O le alii lapoa lea.
O le toalua o le tina ma le tama o tamiti ia na tau faaola e le faifeau.
Ae sa nofonofo lava le lapoa ma taumafa lana tapaa.
O le alii lapoa foi lea O se tasi o alii taua nate faia tonu o le motu na malaga iai le faifeau.
Musumusu atu iai se tasi o tina i le faifeau “E!!!!! ana o au e le maumau iai sou taimi, aua o le masani a si alii le la.”
Tali le faifeau, E le afaina tina o uiga ia o le tala lelei.
Manatua se saunoaga a se tasi o tina lau iloa o le Malo Amerika.
E faapea “O le tauleleia ma le manuia o le atunuu ma ona tagata i au galuega, O lona amataga e le afua mai i le fale paepae ae amata mai i totonu o lou fale.
Ia aua nei pei i tatou o lau tama lapoa lea o lona olaga e nate faia tonu ma tali manao i le nuu ae tuulafoa’i lona aiga.
Tuu atu lou loto ia Iesu i lenei aso.
Ina ia muamua avea oe ma tala lelei i totonu o lou aiga..
Manatua “E lelei mo oe”
Raava agasala
Raava.
Na lu’i a’u e se tasi o au uo Rusia Ina ia ou faamatalaina ni uiga mata’utia o Ieova le Atua mai le Fegaiga Tuai.
Sa faapea lau uo o le a faapapa iai faititili ma emo o uila e faamatalaina ai le malosi o lou Atua .
Ae na ou faamanatu iai le tala ia Raava.
E tolu mafuaaga faaletonu e faasaga ia Raava e lulu ai ulu o tagata fai mafaufau pe a faatusatusa i le amiotonu a le Atua ma lona filifilia o le nuu o Isaraelu.
Muamua- O Raava O le tagata o nuu Ese.( Gentile)
Lua- O le tagata a nuu o le aai sa mumu ai le afi o le agasala sa leai se faamoemoe e faaolaina.
Na faatonuina e le Atua Iosua ina ia fetuu i le malaia le aai lea o Ieriko ma ia nutipalaina ma e le mafai e se tagata ona toe faatuina.
Lona tolu- O Raava o se fafine talitane (prostitute) faatau lona tino i tupe.
O faiga faa talitane i totonu o Ieriko e lagolagoina i tapuaiga faa Paala le atua o tagata Ieriko i ia onapo.
O lona mata’utia o le Atua Soifua.e iloa i lenei fafine
Aua o loo tusia i le Eperu 11 “O le faatuatua na le oti faatasi ai Raava le faifine talitane ma e na le faalogo, ina ua tali-filemuina e ia e na asiasi i le nuu.”
O se tasi o vaega taua ina ua ou su’esu’e loloto i le igoa o Raava.
O le uiga o le igoa Raava o le wide po’o le lautele. E faamatalaina ai se fanua tele ma lautele.
O le uiga o le igoa o Raava e faamatalaina ai le mat’utia ma le lautele o le Alofa o le Atua Soifua.
O le tala ia Raava e faaalia ai le mata’utia o le alofa o le Atua.
Aua tatou te mautinoa ai e leai se agasala e sili atu lona mata’utia nai lo le mata’utia o le alofa o le Atua.
O lona uiga e mafaia e le Atua ona faamagalo agasala uma.
O le isi lea pa puipui ua le mafai ai ona tatou tatala atu le alofa o le Atua.
I tagata e iai Raava, Aua ua faapea ane tagata kerisiano. E!!! ua malaia ua leai se fofo.
O le au fasi oti tagata, o pa’u mumuku se’i tulou, o olaga faafine ma faaSotoma.
O tagata gaoi, toso teine faamalosi. Ma le toatele ua faatumulia ai le lalolagi.o loo lokaina i le fale puipui.
Ua faapea ane foi tagata lolotu e le faapei matou o tagata amio leaga ia. Ona ua iai le manatu ua mata’utia tele le agasala e le mafai ona faasaoina.
Ae peita’i O le mata’utia o le Atua e silisili lea, Aua e le gata i le faasaoina o Raava le fafine talitane. O le faafine Ese mai le nuu agasala. Ae na toe tatala atu iai le lautele o le alofa tunoa o le Atua Soifua.
Na faaipoipo atu Raava i le tagata o le ituagia o Iuta ma fanau ai Poasa lea na nonofo ma Ruta le fafine Moapi ma fanau ai Opeta le tama o Iese le tama o Tavita le ituaiga lea na fanau mai ai le Mesia. “ E mata’utia E mata’utia E mata’utia lava o Ia” E pei upu o le pese.
Fai mai lau uo Musalemu “Your God is crazy!!” sa ou tali iai “ Yes hes crazy inlove with You.
Afai o faafofoga mai se tina talitane ma latou uma o ola i le loloto o le agasala.
Oute ta’utino atu “E alofa le Atua Soifua ia te oe. Sa teu i le fatu o Iesu oe ao tautau i le Satauro
Talia o Ia i lou loto ma e liliu ese mai le agasala e manuia ma fiafia ai oe e pei o Raava. Manatua “E lelei Mo oe.
Na lu’i a’u e se tasi o au uo Rusia Ina ia ou faamatalaina ni uiga mata’utia o Ieova le Atua mai le Fegaiga Tuai.
Sa faapea lau uo o le a faapapa iai faititili ma emo o uila e faamatalaina ai le malosi o lou Atua .
Ae na ou faamanatu iai le tala ia Raava.
E tolu mafuaaga faaletonu e faasaga ia Raava e lulu ai ulu o tagata fai mafaufau pe a faatusatusa i le amiotonu a le Atua ma lona filifilia o le nuu o Isaraelu.
Muamua- O Raava O le tagata o nuu Ese.( Gentile)
Lua- O le tagata a nuu o le aai sa mumu ai le afi o le agasala sa leai se faamoemoe e faaolaina.
Na faatonuina e le Atua Iosua ina ia fetuu i le malaia le aai lea o Ieriko ma ia nutipalaina ma e le mafai e se tagata ona toe faatuina.
Lona tolu- O Raava o se fafine talitane (prostitute) faatau lona tino i tupe.
O faiga faa talitane i totonu o Ieriko e lagolagoina i tapuaiga faa Paala le atua o tagata Ieriko i ia onapo.
O lona mata’utia o le Atua Soifua.e iloa i lenei fafine
Aua o loo tusia i le Eperu 11 “O le faatuatua na le oti faatasi ai Raava le faifine talitane ma e na le faalogo, ina ua tali-filemuina e ia e na asiasi i le nuu.”
O se tasi o vaega taua ina ua ou su’esu’e loloto i le igoa o Raava.
O le uiga o le igoa Raava o le wide po’o le lautele. E faamatalaina ai se fanua tele ma lautele.
O le uiga o le igoa o Raava e faamatalaina ai le mat’utia ma le lautele o le Alofa o le Atua Soifua.
O le tala ia Raava e faaalia ai le mata’utia o le alofa o le Atua.
Aua tatou te mautinoa ai e leai se agasala e sili atu lona mata’utia nai lo le mata’utia o le alofa o le Atua.
O lona uiga e mafaia e le Atua ona faamagalo agasala uma.
O le isi lea pa puipui ua le mafai ai ona tatou tatala atu le alofa o le Atua.
I tagata e iai Raava, Aua ua faapea ane tagata kerisiano. E!!! ua malaia ua leai se fofo.
O le au fasi oti tagata, o pa’u mumuku se’i tulou, o olaga faafine ma faaSotoma.
O tagata gaoi, toso teine faamalosi. Ma le toatele ua faatumulia ai le lalolagi.o loo lokaina i le fale puipui.
Ua faapea ane foi tagata lolotu e le faapei matou o tagata amio leaga ia. Ona ua iai le manatu ua mata’utia tele le agasala e le mafai ona faasaoina.
Ae peita’i O le mata’utia o le Atua e silisili lea, Aua e le gata i le faasaoina o Raava le fafine talitane. O le faafine Ese mai le nuu agasala. Ae na toe tatala atu iai le lautele o le alofa tunoa o le Atua Soifua.
Na faaipoipo atu Raava i le tagata o le ituagia o Iuta ma fanau ai Poasa lea na nonofo ma Ruta le fafine Moapi ma fanau ai Opeta le tama o Iese le tama o Tavita le ituaiga lea na fanau mai ai le Mesia. “ E mata’utia E mata’utia E mata’utia lava o Ia” E pei upu o le pese.
Fai mai lau uo Musalemu “Your God is crazy!!” sa ou tali iai “ Yes hes crazy inlove with You.
Afai o faafofoga mai se tina talitane ma latou uma o ola i le loloto o le agasala.
Oute ta’utino atu “E alofa le Atua Soifua ia te oe. Sa teu i le fatu o Iesu oe ao tautau i le Satauro
Talia o Ia i lou loto ma e liliu ese mai le agasala e manuia ma fiafia ai oe e pei o Raava. Manatua “E lelei Mo oe.
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