Thihnak Cu Kan Ral A Si Ti Lo

I Corinthians 15:54-58

Thihnak Cu Kan Ral  A Si Ti Lo

Intro: Death is so Un-Americans

Woody Allen said, ”I’m not afraid to die. I just don’t want to be there when it happens.”

– No lio ah upat zok kan duh

– Upat lei ah tar kan tih (Ai tamh tuk nak ah a thut ah a hmur cei)

– Thih hnu ahcun zei kan si bak ti lo (Check 50k/Thlanh a zah/Israel ah a nupi thi 400 vs 4600)

– Thih kan tih nain (1 in every second, 60 in a minute, 3600 in an hour, 8600 in a day, people like you and me)

1. Thihning a phunphun (Mario Cianka, Ruakkuang zohnak ah a thi, Gerald Harris)

– Nung na thih (Timothy 5:6)

– A dull life is death (Tony Campolo teaches sociology at Eastern College up in Pennsylvania)

– A life without joy is death

– A life without hope/excitement is death

– The world has become dead/ dull, boring. And there are some people who aren’t afraid to die because they don’t know what living is.

2. Jesuh zong a thi tak ve

– Khua ticaan nih a thi an ti

– Rome ralkap nih a thi an ti

– Mipur mipi nih a thi an ti

– Ral bawipa nih a thi a ti (Centurian)

– Poltroonic Pilate le Caiphus nih a thi an ti

– Biaknak hruaitu Pharisees le uknak hruaitu Sadducees hna nih a thi an ti

– Mary nih a thi a ti

– A zultu nih a thi an ti

3. Thihnak A Tei (Romans 1:4)

– Chronologists (Date and Time)

– Geographers (Place)

– Architects (buildings, by painters with their Christ-praising pictures)

– Sculptors with their Christ-glorifying statues

– Poets with their Christ-loving verses

– Theologians with their Christ-devoted institutions

– By pulpits with their Christ-exalting sermons

– Writers with their Christ-saturated literature

– Churches with their Christ-worshipping celebrations 

(Gerald Harris, Sermonsearch.com)

4. Khrih thawhthannak nih vawlei a nunter than

– Khrih a nun bantukin kan nung ve

– Khrih cu kan chungah a nun bang lomhnak/ ruahchannak/ngeihmi kan ngei peng

– Rose of Sharon vs Jesus (Lady Anna)

– ”Good night, Clarence. I know that God is going to give you a good morning.” Tony Campolo, Italian, joining black church at his Pastor preaching at the funeral)

(Cleansing power and Comforting power, Rome 1:14)

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