tomorrow oor Xhosa

tomorrow

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On the day after the present day.

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ngomso

The day after the present day.

However, worrying about what might happen tomorrow will only add to the emotional load of today.
Noko ke, ukukhathazwa yinto esenokwenzeka ngomso, kongeza nje kwiingxaki onazo namhlanje.

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If, now, God thus clothes the vegetation in the field that today exists and tomorrow is cast into an oven, how much rather will he clothe you, you with little faith!”
Ukuba, ke, uThixo wenjenjalo ukubambesa utyani basendle obuthi bubekho namhlanje buze ngomso buphoswe eontini, wobeka phi na ke ukunambesa nina, nina nilukholo luncinane!”

Indeed, as James wrote: “You do not know what your life will be tomorrow.” —James 4:14.
Enyanisweni, kunjengokuba uYakobi wabhala esithi: “Anikwazi oko ubomi benu buya kuba kuko ngomso.”—Yakobi 4:14.

So when Moses told him, “tomorrow I am stationing myself upon the top of the hill, with the rod of the true God in my hand,” that was enough.
Ngoko xa uMoses wamxelela esithi, “ngomso ndiya kuma phezu kwenduli, intonga kaThixo oyinyaniso isesandleni sam,” oko kwamqinisekisa nangakumbi.

Tomorrow is Lethabo’s birthday and there’s very little money to buy a present.”
Ngomso lusuku lokuzalwa lukaLethabo kwaye andinamali yoneleyo yokumthengela isipho.”

A “Tomorrow” We Did Not Anticipate
“Ingomso” Esingazange Sicinge Ngalo

Less than two hours later, his fellow officers were stunned when their superior telephoned and said: “It is a shame about ———, but I need a replacement by tomorrow morning!”
Kwisithuba nje esingaphantsi kweeyure ezimbini kamva, abo lalisebenza nabo bathi khamnqa xa umphathi wabo wabatsalela umnxeba waza wathi: “Ndilusizi ngo ———, kodwa ndifuna umntu oza kungena endaweni yakhe ngomso kusasa!”

“I live every day as if the great day of Jehovah will come tomorrow,” said one experienced elder. —Joel 1:15.
Omnye umdala onamava wathi: “Suku ngalunye ndiphila ngokungathi imini enkulu kaYehova iza kufika ngomso.”—Yoweli 1:15.

24:14) Therefore, it is appropriate to ask ourselves, ‘If my life were to end unexpectedly tomorrow, could I tell Jehovah today that I have used my time wisely?’
24:14) Ngoko ke, kufanelekile ukuba sizibuze, ‘Ukuba ngomso ndiyafa ngequbuliso, ngaba ndingatsho kuYehova namhlanje ukuba ndilisebenzise ngobulumko ixesha lam?’

That perspective protected us from becoming overly worried about tomorrow.”
Oko kwasinceda asazixhalabisa ngokugqithiseleyo ngekamva.”

Today and Tomorrow
Ngoku Nakwikamva

Tomorrow never comes.
Ngengomso soze uphinde uzibone.

3 Why did Peter urge us to view the day of Jehovah as though it could come, so to speak, “the day after tomorrow”?
3 Kwakutheni ukuze uPetros asibongoze ukuba siyigqale imini kaYehova, ngokungathi kunjalo, njengeza “ngomsomnye”?

“Tomorrow you had better keep her locked inside the house.”
Kuza kufuneka ngomso umtshixele endlwini.”

He immediately asked: “May I attend the meeting tomorrow night?
Ngoko nangoko wabuza: “Ndingeza kwiintlanganiso ngokuhlwa ngomso?

Tomorrow he will die, and true to Jehovah’s words, the kingdom will be taken from him.
Ngomso uza kufa, kwaye ngokwamazwi kaYehova, ubukumkani buya kushenxiswa kuye.

So how confident can we be that tomorrow will be better?
Ngoko ke siqiniseka njani ukuba izinto ziya kuba bhetele kwixa elizayo?

Here today, gone tomorrow —replaced by God’s Kingdom, perfect government at last!
Lukho namhlanje, ngomso lobe lungasekho —ekugqibeleni luthatyathelw’ indawo buBukumkani bukaThixo, urhulumente ogqibeleleyo!

(2 Peter 3:11, 12) The fact that these dramatic events could begin to occur tomorrow should affect everything we do or plan to do.
(2 Petros 3:11, 12) Isibakala sokuba ezi ziganeko zoyikekayo zinokuqalisa ngomso sifanele siyichaphazele yonke into esiyenzayo okanye esiceba ukuyenza.

After that I asked my older brother Paul, who was a teacher in the church, “Do you think it would be all right to explain to those at church tomorrow why I don’t celebrate Christmas?”
Emva koko ndabuza ubhuti, uPaul, owayengumfundisi wecawa ndisithi: “Ngaba ucinga ukuba kufanelekile ukuba ndiye kuchazela abo baza kube bekho ecaweni ngomso isizathu sokuba ndingayibhiyozeli iKrismesi?”

The first three points were: (1) Do not imagine that material things can provide lasting protection; (2) avoid imagining immoral activities; and (3) refrain from excessive worry, imagining how bad tomorrow might be.
Waqala ngezi zintathu zilandelayo: (1) Musani ukucinga ukuba niya kukhuselwa zizinto eziphathekayo; (2) Musani ukucinga ngokuziphatha kakubi; (3) musani ukuxhalaba ngokugqithiseleyo ngekamva.

True, as James 4:14 says: “You do not know what your life will be tomorrow.”
Enyanisweni, njengokuba uYakobi 4:14 esitsho: “Anikwazi oko ubomi benu buya kuba kuko ngomso.”

As one of the early Christians wrote: “If the dead are not to be raised up, ‘let us eat and drink, for tomorrow we are to die.’” —1 Corinthians 15:32.
Kunjengokuba omnye wamaKristu okuqala wabhala: “Ukuba abafileyo abavuki, mase sisidla, sisela, kuba ngomso siya kufa.”—1 Korinte 15:32.

Today’s Youthful Offender —Tomorrow’s Problem Drinker
Isaphuli-mthetho Esiselula Namhlanje —Indla-manzi Eyingxaki Ngomso

“Listen to me, you that say, ‘Today or tomorrow we will travel to a certain city, where we will stay a year and go into business and make a lot of money.’
“Yizani kaloku, nina bathi: ‘Namhlanje okanye ngomso siza kuya kwisixeko esithile, sihlale unyaka wonke, size sishishine sizuze ingeniso.’

Having difficulty reading his handwriting, I announced: “Bring your muletas (crutches) to the stadium tomorrow.”
Ngenxa yokungakwazi ukukufunda kakuhle oko wayekubhalile, ndathi: “Ngomso nize neemuletas (iintonga zokuhamba) zenu kweli bala lemidlalo.”