2. Lehilahy antitra, olom-baovao

 2. Lehilahy antitra, olom-baovao

Ao amin’ny Romana 6:4-6, “Koa niara-nalevina taminy tamin’ny batisa ho amin’ny fahafatesana isika, mba ho tahaka ny nananganana an’i Kristy tamin’ny maty tamin’ny voninahitry ny Ray no handehanantsika kosa amin’ny fiainam-baovao.”

Fa raha nampiraisina tamin'ny endriky ny fahafatesany isika, dia ho amin'ny endriky ny fitsanganany koa. fa fantatsika fa ny toetrantsika taloha dia niaraka nohomboana taminy, mba horinganina ny tenan’ny ota, mba tsy hanompoantsika ny ota intsony.”

Ilay lehilahy antitra eto dia manondro an’i Adama, lehilahy voalohany. Kristy dia teraka teto amin’izao tontolo izao mba hanome antsika vatana ota izay tsy maintsy maty. Noho izany, rehefa maty teo amin’ny hazo fijaliana i Jesosy, ilay lehilahy farany, Adama, dia tanteraka ny fampanantenana tamin’ilay lehilahy voalohany. Ao amin’ny Efesiana 4:22-24 , “mba hialanareo ny toetra taloha araka ny fitondran-tenanareo fahiny, izay efa simba araka ny filan’ny fitaka; Ary havaozy ny fanahin'ny sainareo; ary mba hotafinareo ny toetra vaovao, izay nahariana an’Andriamanitra amin’ny fahitsiana sy ny fahamasinana marina.”

Ary ilay olom-baovao dia midika hoe Kristy nitsangana tamin’ny maty. Ao amin’ny Baiboly, dia antsoina koa hoe olombelona anaty izy io. Ao amin’ny 2 Korintiana 4:16, “Ary noho izany dia tsy ketraka izahay; Fa na dia mihalevona aza ny toetray ivelany, dia havaozina isan-andro kosa ny toetray anatiny. » 1Petera 3:21-22 manao hoe: “Izay endrika amin’izany dia ny batisa koa no mamonjy antsika ankehitriny (fa tsy ny fanesorana ny fahalotoan’ny nofo). ) , fa famalian’ny fieritreretana tsara amin’Andriamanitra,) amin’ny nitsanganan’i Jesosy Kristy tamin’ny maty: Izay niakatra ho any an-danitra ka eo amin’ny tanana ankavanan’Andriamanitra; Anjely sy fahefana ary hery no nampanekena Azy. >

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