3. Izaho mampilatsaka mofo avy any an-danitra ho anareo

 3. Izaho mampilatsaka mofo avy any an-danitra ho anareo

(Hazandrano roa sy mofo vary hordea dimy)


Eksodosy 16:4-5 “Ary hoy Jehovah tamin’i Mosesy: Indro, Izaho handatsaka mofo avy any an-danitra ho anareo; dia hivoaka ny olona ka hanangona anjara isan’andro, hizahako toetra azy, na handeha izy, na tsia. ao amin'ny lalàko, na tsia. Ary amin'ny andro fahenina dia hamboariny izay ho entiny; ary ho avo roa heny noho ny angoniny isan’andro izany”.

『 Handatsaka mofo avy any an-danitra ho anareo Aho 』Ny Baiboly hebreo dia milaza ( מכרם לכחחם מԴןԾהשרם מלים ) Matir Rachem Lehem (מԷמטԴԥיר ל۸כԶԛם ל۶כԶԛם ל۶, מזח۶ם) handikana ny mofo, ۥ (ۥ(ۥ) hanao mofo aho, ۥ (ۥ(ۥ) י) ho anao (ל۸כ۶ۛם). ר)』Tsy azo atambatra ny orana sy ny fanomezana mofo, fa ny orana sy ny mofo dia tokony ho sarahina. Lasa mazava ny dikany.

Noho izany, dia sary an'ohatra ny orana sy ny mofomamy vary milatsaka amin'ny fotoana iray ihany. Ny orana dia midika hoe rano sy trondro ao anatin’ny fahagagana amin’ny mofo dimy sy hazandrano roa, ary ny mofom-bary dia midika hoe mofo vary hordea dimy. Ireo teny etsy ambony ireo dia mitovy amin’ny famantarana ny mofo dimy sy hazandrano roa.

Ao amin’ireo trondro roa, ny trondro dia maneho ny rano, ary ny roa dia ny Didy Folo ao amin’ny Testamenta Taloha sy ny didy roa ao amin’ny Testamenta Vaovao, izay midika hoe Testamenta Vaovao faharoa. Ny didy roa ao amin’ny Testamenta Vaovao dia mikasika ny fiainana hahazoana famelan-keloka. Izany dia maneho ny ran’i Jesosy.

Ny mofo dimy dia mofo vary hordea dimy, ary ny dimy dia maneho ny lalàn’ny Boky Dimin’i Mosesy, izay manondro ny fahavitan’ireo lalàna. Ny fahatanterahan’ny lalàna dia ny fahafatesan’i Jesoa Kristy sy ny nitsanganany tamin’ny maty teo amin’ny hazo fijaliana. Ny tandindon’ny mofo dimy sy hazandrano roa dia tandindon’ny fahafatesana teo amin’ny hazo fijaliana sy ny fitsanganana amin’ny maty miaraka amin’i Jesosy.

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