Batisa amin’ny rano (fahafatesana voalohany) sy batisan’ny Fanahy Masina (fahafatesana faharoa)

 Batisa amin’ny rano (fahafatesana voalohany) sy batisan’ny Fanahy Masina (fahafatesana faharoa)


Ny fahafatesana voalohany dia noho ny ota teo amin’ny fitsarana rano. Voavaha ny olan’ny fahotana. Ny fahafatesana faharoa dia ny batisan’ny Fanahy Masina sy ny afo. Noho izany, ny olona masina koa dia olona izay nodorana ho faty ny fanahiny nateraky ny vatana. Noho izany, amin’ny alalan’ny herin’ny Fanahy Masina, dia teraka avy any an-danitra ny olona iray.

Ny batisa anaty rano dia fombafomba maneho ny fahafatesana amin’ny fahotana. Tsy maintsy ekena amin’ny finoana anefa izany. Maro no diso fandray fa ny batisa amin’ny rano dia manadio ny ota, nefa tsy fanadiovana ny ota izany, fa fahafatesana ho amin’ny ota. Ao amin’ny 1 Petera 3:21, “Izay mino an’Andriamanitra amin’ny alalany, Izay nanangana Azy tamin’ny maty sy nanome voninahitra Azy; Mba ho ao amin'Andriamanitra ny finoanao sy ny fanantenanao. 』Ny rano no fampanantenana (famantarana) ny fitsanganana amin’ny maty noho ny ota. Voavaha ny fahotana. Ny sambofiaran’i Noa dia maneho ny batisan’ny rano.

Noho izany, faharoa, dia tsy maintsy manaisotra ny fanahy teraka avy amin’ny vatana isika ary manova akanjo avy any an-danitra. Mba hanovana ny fanahinao dia tsy maintsy atao batisa amin’ny Fanahy Masina sy ny afo ianao. Ny batisa amin’ny Fanahy Masina sy ny afo dia midika fa ny fanahy dia maty voalohany tamin’ny fandorana ary nateraka indray tamin’ny Fanahy Masina. Ao amin’ny Matio 3:11, “Izaho manao batisa anareo amin’ny rano ho amin’ny fibebahana”. fa Ilay avy ao aoriako no mahery noho izaho, ka tsy mendrika hitondra ny kapany akory aza aho; Izy no hanao batisa anareo amin’ny Fanahy Masina sy ny afo: [Lioka 12:49-50] ny tany; ary inona no hataoko, raha efa mirehitra sahady izany? Fa izaho manana batisa hanaovana batisa; ary manao ahoana ny fahoriako mandra-pahatanterak'izany.』 Ny fitsarana mirehitra tao Sodoma sy Gomora dia tandindon'ny afo sy ny batisan'ny Fanahy Masina. Noho izany, ny fanahy azo avy amin'ny ray aman-dreny dia maty ary mandray fitafiana (vatana fanahy) avy any an-danitra. Izany no antsoina hoe fitsanganana amin’ny maty.

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