8. papelika sy mana

 8. papelika sy mana


Eksodosy 16:13-14. Ary nony hariva dia niakatra ny papelika ka nanarona ny toby; ary nony maraina dia nisy ando manodidina ny toby. Ary nony niakatra ny ando, dia, indro, nisy zava-madinika boribory teo ambonin'ny efitra, izay kely tahaka ny fanala amin'ny tany.


Ny papelika dia maneho ny hariva. Biby maloto ny vorona, midika hoe ota sy fahafatesana. Na izany aza, i Sherav dia manana ny dikan'ny fiovana mety maty. Midika izany ny fiovana tonga eo amin’ny fiainana rehefa maty ny amin’ny fahotana. Ao amin’ny Romana 6:5 dia milaza hoe: “Fa raha nampiraisina tamin’ny endriky ny fahafatesany isika, dia ho tahaka ny fitsanganany koa;” ary ao amin’ny 6:7 dia milaza hoe: “Fa izay maty no afaka tamin’ny ota.” Ataovy izany. Ka ny teny Sherav dia midika fa rehefa tanteraka ao amin’ny Ray sy ny Zanaka ny Teny dia tonga ao amin’izy ireo ny Fanahy Masina.


Manarona an’i Et Mahaneh (ny tobin’izy ireo) ny Fanahy Masina. Ny maraina dia misy ando manodidina an’i Mahane, ary rehefa miakatra any an-danitra ny ando, dia misy zavatra kely boribory miendrika fanala (mana) miseho any an-tany efitra. Hita any an’efitra ny tenin’ny fahasoavana. Ao amin'ny lalàn'ny fahasoavana ny ando (tal). Ny ando miakatra any an-danitra dia midika fa nambara tamin’izy ireo ny lalàna. Izany no mahatonga ny tenin’ny Ray sy ny Zanaka ary izaho ho tonga iray. Koa rehefa fantany fa nandao ny rainy izy ka nitomany, dia nomen’Andriamanitra hena hohaniny izy ireo. Ny hena dia maneho an’i Jesoa Kristy teo amin’ny hazo fijaliana.

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