Kilem na Letsong

Introduction

Na lungsim sung uh ah na ngaihsun kha ngai vuai, Leitung ah gal ki do na, sietna, ki thatna ci te om lo, ding hi leh, leitung bang zah in ten nop huai ding ci thu na ngaihsun kha ngai vuai. Ki lem na beh

December 24, 1914 kum in, Christmas Eve ni, galpi khat na hun lai in, British galkap leh German galkap a ki do laitah, a lamdang mah mah thu khat piang ahi ve. Bang piang ahei cih leh, British galkap te lah amau uh lei hawm kuah sungah om uh, Germany galkap te lah amau uh te lei hawm kuah sungah om uh. Khua vot, khua muh, vuan nawi, thau vui tang gim nam. Tua laitah in, Germany galkap te’n Christmas lungdam pawi la ang sa uh, ang sa ciang un, a gal lam ah, British galkap te’n ang zaah uh. A galpan Germany galkap khat in, tam na ang pei un, ci in awng. British galkap te’n, “no alang ah ang pei, ko alang ah ang pei ding.” ki thu kim. British galkap leh Germany galkap te a ni tuah ah, a thau vuh, a nam uh, a mi tha na van uh ang koi uh. A ni tuat in lei hawm kuah sung pan ang pu suah to uh. Ki mu dah ma ma ding, khat leh khat ki khat nuam mah mah ding, a gam a lei a mi te ading a galpa a that ding a nuntatna pieh ngam na lungtang pen ang nem sa phot ciet uh. Bang zah tah in ki mudah, ki khat nuam nan uh leh, tua te koi phot uh. No Man Land mun teng ah a ki tuah uh. Greet, handshakes, hehpihna ang nei uh, letsong khat leh khat ki pia, ann ki hawm sawn uh, bawlung ki mawl ton uh, a sisa te ang vuih ton uh, khat leh khat ki pan pih uh.

Bakhat sung tuam tah in Christmas hun ang mang ton uh, ba khat sung gal hi na pi’n, ki lem na ang bawl phot uh. Tua zawh ciang in, a ngei na bang in ki do kia.

Jesu bakhat sungah, Pasian tawh ki lem ei bawl pih lo ah, kumtawn Pasian tawh ki lem na ei bawlpi zo hi.

British galkap te leh Christmas Truce story. During the war, in the midst of the battle, the soldier put away their weapons, guns, put aside all the hatred toward their enemies, and celebrate Christmas.

Ephesians 2:14“For he himself is our peace, who has made us both one and has broken down in his flesh the dividing wall of hostility”

Romans 5:10 “For if while we were enemies we were reconciled to God by the death of his Son, much more, now that we are reconciled, shall we be saved by his life.”

Do you ever think of what the world would be like if there is no war, no violence, no killing each other. Just peace! it would be nice to live in a world with no war and violence, right?

Jesus bring peace between God and man.

Session 2 – The Gift of Peace (Genesis 3:1-6, Luke 2:8-14, Isaiah 9:6-7, Isaiah 59:2, Romans 1:18, Romans 5:1, 8-10, Ephesians 2:14, Romans 12:18) |One of the consequences of sin is that it separates us from God. Our flesh is at war with God, and there is no peace. Throughout history, humankind has strived for true peace. But this peace is not a political peace but a peace that God gives us in the reconciliation that Jesus makes possible through His death and resurrection.

You can know about the Christmas story, every detail, what years, why Christmas is important, who is in the Christmas, But if you don’t have the faith to believe what Christmas reall is, all those things are meaningless. It is something to know what Christmas story is, but it is another thing to believe what Christmas is.