1. Ny menarana afo sy ny menarana varahina

 Ohatra momba ny Hazofijaliana sy ny fitsanganana amin'ny maty ao amin'ny Baiboly


1. Ny menarana afo sy ny menarana varahina

Rehefa nitaraina tamin’Andriamanitra ny Isiraelita fa sahirana tany an’efitra, dia nandefa bibilava mirehitra (fitsarana amin’ny afo) Andriamanitra, ka maro tamin’izy ireo no nokaikeina sy maty. Koa nivavaka tamin’Andriamanitra i Mosesy, dia nandefa ilay menarana varahina (fitsanganana amin’ny maty) Andriamanitra.

Nomery 21:8-9 MG1865 - Ary hoy Jehovah tamin'i Mosesy: Manaova menaran'afo, ka apetraho amin'ny hazo lava; ary izay rehetra voakaikitra dia ho velona, raha mijery izany. . Ary Mosesy nanao menarana varahina ka nametraka azy tamin'ny hazo lava, ary raha nisy olona voakaikitry ny menarana, ka nijery ny menarana varahina izy, dia ho velona ihany. >

Amin’ny farany, ny Baiboly dia milaza fa ny olona rehetra eto amin’izao tontolo izao dia tsy maintsy ho faty noho ny voakaikitry ny bibilava misy afo. Na izany aza, ny bibilava varahina dia lasa fahasoavana famonjena ho an'ireo izay voakaikitry ny bibilava mirehitra. Nanao bibilava varahina tamin’ny menarana afo i Mosesy. Lasa bibilava varahina ilay menarana afo. Ny menarana afo dia maneho ny fahafatesan’i Jesosy teo amin’ny hazo fijaliana, ary ny bibilava varahina dia maneho ny fitsanganan’i Kristy tamin’ny maty. Ny menarana afo sy ny menarana varahina dia maneho an’i Kristy izay maty teo amin’ny hazo fijaliana ary nitsangana tamin’ny maty.

Ao amin’ny Jaona 11:25-26 dia hoy Jesosy taminy: Izaho no fananganana ny maty sy fiainana; izay mino Ahy, na dia maty aza, dia ho velona indray; ary izay rehetra velona ka mino Ahy dia tsy ho faty mandrakizay. Mino an’izany ve ianao?』Amin’izao fotoana izao, raha tsy mino ny mpino iray fa niara-nitsangana tamin’i Kristy tamin’ny maty izy fony fahavelony, dia voafatotry ny lalàn’i Mosesy izy.

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