MARAH APAN ELIM AH

Lehkhabu khat apan hoih kasakna lai ahi bangbang in kon koih ding:

“But we will not always drink the bitter cup. God will do what He did for Moses and the Israelites in Exodus 15. On their march from Egypt they came to a place called Marah. It was called Marah because the water there was bitter, and the people became bitter because of it, and griped to Moses. But Moses cried out to the LORD, and the LORD showed him a tree; and he threw it into the waters, and the waters became sweet.

And then God led them to Elim where there were twelve springs of waters (that’s one for every tribe), and seventy date palms (that’s one for every elder), and they camped there beside the waters.

By the way, Elim was only about five miles from Marah. Marah today; Elim tomorrow. Bitterness today; sweetness tomorrow”.

2017 kum ei a din, kei a din, nang a din Marah a na/i om kum ana hikha hiam? Marah tuikhatna mun nangawn ah Toupa’n a mite tuikhum a dawnsak hi. I haksakna, i lungngaihna, i dahna te leng kipahna suaksak thei Pa’n Elim (2018) ah Hon pilut ding hi, tua ah kiningchinna, nopsak leh vualzawlna i simsenglouh in hon ngak hi. Byebye Marah (2017), Welcome Elim (2018) chi thei chiat din Toupa’n hon vualzawl chiat ta hen chih ka thumna ahi.