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(attributive) Belonging to him.

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(possessive) Belonging to God.

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King Solomon wrote: “The insight of a man certainly slows down his anger.”
Lal Solomona chuan: “A ngaihruat thiamnain mi a thin a tihnelsak ṭhîn,” tiin a ziak a.

In some cultures, it is considered poor manners to address a person older than oneself by his first name unless invited to do so by the older one.
Hnam dân ṭhenkhatah chuan, upa upa zâwkte’n an tihtîr a nih chauh loh chuan, mahni aia upate an hminga koh chu nun dân mawi lo anga ngaih a ni a.

The prophecy regarding the destruction of Jerusalem clearly portrays Jehovah as a God who ‘causes his people to know new things before they begin to spring up.’ —Isaiah 42:9.
Jerusalem chhiatna chungchâng hrilh lâwkna chuan Jehova chu ‘thil thar a lo thlen hmaa a mite hnêna hrilhtu’ Pathian angin a târ lang chiang hle a ni. —Isaia 42:9.

When on earth he preached, saying: “The kingdom of the heavens has drawn near,” and he sent out his disciples to do the same.
Leia a awm lai khân: “Sim rawh u! vân ram a hnai tawh e” tiin thu a hril a, a zirtîrte pawh chutianga hril ve tûrin a tir chhuak a ni.

Jehovah also experienced the death of his firstborn Son.
Jehova chuan a fapa piang hmasa ber thihna pawh a tawng a.

Moreover, what the Scriptures foretell happens on time because Jehovah God can cause events to take place according to his purpose and timetable.
Chu bâkah, Pathian Jehova chuan a thiltum leh a hun duan mila thilte a thlentîr theih avângin, Bible sawi lâwkte chu a hun takah a thleng ṭhîn bawk.

We learn a lot about the Devil when we consider Jesus’ words to religious teachers of his day: “You are from your father the Devil, and you wish to do the desires of your father.
A hun laia sakhaw hruaitute hnêna Isua ṭawngkam hman kan hriat aṭang chuan Diabola chungchâng tam tak kan zir a ni. Hetiang hian a sawi: “Nangni zawng in pa diabola hnêna chhuak in ni a, in pa duhzâwng tih in duh a ni.

(1 Timothy 6:9) To help them avoid this “snare,” Jesus reminded his followers that their heavenly Father knew they needed all these things.
(1 Timothea 6:9) He ‘thang’ pumpelh tûra anmahni ṭanpui nân, Isua chuan a hnung zuitute chu an Pa vâna miin an mamawh zawng zawng a hria tih a hrilh a.

God recommends his own love to us in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.”
Pathian chuan a mi hmangaihna chu fak tlâkin a lantîr a, mi sualte kan la nih laia Krista kan aia a thih avâng khân,” tiin a ziak a ni.

Jehovah strongly censured those who flouted his direction by offering lame, sick, or blind animals for sacrifice. —Mal.
A kaihhruaina ngaihthaha inthawina atâna ran kebai, a silawng, a nih loh leh a mitdel hlântute chu nasa takin a dem a ni. —Mal.

Strong faith in Jehovah and in his promises. —Romans 10:10, 13, 14.
Jehova leh a thutiamtea an rinna nghet tak chuan a ni. —Rom 10: 10, 13, 14.

Happily, love is also his dominant quality.
Lâwmawm takin, hmangaihna chu a mize langsâr ber a ni bawk.

The Devil blinds many people to his existence. —2 Corinthians 4:4.
Diabola chuan a awm tih hre lo tûrin mi tam takte mit a tihdelsak a ni.—2 Korinth 4:4.

This means that relief is near and that the wicked world system is soon to be replaced by the rule of the perfect Kingdom of God, for which Jesus taught his followers to pray.
Chu chu Isua’n a hnungzuitute hnêna dîl tûra a hrilh Pathian Ram ṭha famkim chuan khawvêl suak sual a rawn thlâk thuai dâwn a, hahdamna hun a hnai tawh tihna a ni.

In fact, with God’s day of judgment so near today, all the world should ‘keep silent before the Sovereign Lord Jehovah’ and hear what he says through the “little flock” of Jesus’ anointed followers and their companions, his “other sheep.”
Pathian rorêlna nî chu a hnaih tak zet tâk avângin, khawvêl pum pui hi ‘Lalpa Jehova hmâah chuan a ngawi reng,’ tûr a ni a, Isua hriak thih “pâwl tlêmte” leh an ṭhian, a “berâm dang” te hmanga a thusawi chu a ngaithla tûr a ni.

Bless Jehovah, all you his works, in all places of his domination [or, “sovereignty,” footnote].” —Psalm 103:19-22.
A rorêlna hmun zawng zawnga [lalchungnunnaa] a thiltih zawng zawngte u, LALPA chu fak rawh u,” tiin. —Sâm 103: 19-22.

When a bad famine came, Joseph tested his brothers to see whether they had a change of heart.
Tam tha lo a tlak laiin Josefa chuan a unauten an thinlung an thlak leh thlak loh a chhin a.

Such flagrant disrespect for his standards moved Jehovah to ask: “Where is the fear of me?” —Malachi 1:6-8; 2:13-16.
Chutianga a tehkhâwngte zah lohna langsâr tak chuan, Jehova chu: “Min ṭihna chu khawiah nge?” tia zâwt tûrin a chêttîr hial a ni. —Malakia 1: 6-8; 2: 13-16.

Before he resurrected Lazarus, for instance, “Jesus raised his eyes heavenward and said: ‘Father, I thank you that you have heard me.
Entîr nân, Lazara a kaihthawh hma pawh khân: “Isua a vanvadâk a, ‘Ka Pa, ka thu i ngaihthlâk avângin i chungah ka lâwm e.

Whether it endangered his life or not, this man of prayer entreated Jehovah incessantly.
A nun atân a hlauhawm emaw, hlauhawm lo emaw pawh ni se, he ṭawngṭai mi tak hi Jehova hnênah bâng lovin a ṭawngṭai a ni.

To understand what displaying good manners entails, consider the examples of Jehovah God and his Son.
Nun dân mawi lantîrnain a huam telte hriatthiam nân, Pathian Jehova leh a Fapain entawn tûr an siam hi lo bih chiang ta ila.

36:23) He will send his executional forces —myriads of spirit creatures led by Christ Jesus— to destroy the rest of Satan’s system on earth.
36:23) Ani chuan leia Setana khawvêl a la bângte tiboral tûrin, a vân sipaite —Isua Krista kaihhruai thlarau thil siam chhiarsên lohte —chu a rawn tîr ang.

(Exodus 14:4-31; 2 Kings 18:13–19:37) And through Jesus Christ, Jehovah demonstrated that his purpose includes healing people of “every sort of infirmity,” even resurrecting the dead.
(Exodus 14: 4- 31; 2 Lalte 18:13– 19:37) Tin, Isua Krista hmangin, Jehova chuan a thiltumah mite “natna tinrêngte” tihdam leh mitthi kaihthawhte pawh a telzia a târ lang a ni.

However, even before that, in Isaiah’s own day, much of the nation was already shrouded in spiritual darkness, a fact that moved him to urge his fellow countrymen: “O men of the house of Jacob, come and let us walk in the light of Jehovah”! —Isaiah 2:5; 5:20.
Mahse, chu mi hma, amah Isaia hun lai ngei pawh khân chûng hnam mi tam takte chu thlarau lam thimah an lo awm reng tawh a, chu mi dinhmun tak chu a ni: “Aw Jakoba chhûngte u, lo haw ula, LALPA êngah i lêng ang u,” tia a khaw mite fuihtîrtu chu! —Isaia 2:5; 5:20.

What was his purpose in life?
A nuna a thiltum ber eng nge ni?