Ilu gbasara ọgha mkpụrụ

Ilu gbasara ọgha mkpụrụ


(Mak 4:3-8) 『Geenụ ntị; Le, ọgha-nkpuru puru ka ọ gha nkpuru: O rue, mb͕e ọ nāgha nkpuru, na ufọdu da n'akuku uzọ, anu-ufe nke elu-igwe we bia ripia ya. Ufọdu we da n'ala nkume, ebe ọ nādighi uzuzu; ngwa ngwa o we pue, n'ihi na ọ dighi omimi nke ala: ma mb͕e anyanwu wara, ọ chakpọrọ; n'ihi na o nweghi mgbọrọgwụ, o we kpọnwua: ufọdu we da n'etiti ogwu, ogwu ahu we tolite, kpab͕ue ya, ma ọ mighi nkpuru. Ma nke ọzọ dara n’ala dị mma, ma mịa mkpụrụ nke pulitere ma baa ụba; o we muputa, otù orú na iri, ọzọ, ọgu iri-na-isi, ọzọ, ọgu ise.

N’ilu nke ọgha mkpụrụ, ịgha mkpụrụ bụ ịgha mkpụrụ okwu Chineke. Okwu ahụ bụ banyere alaeze Chineke. Mgbe mkpụrụ ndị a dabara n'ụwa, enwere mmeghachi omume dị iche iche. Ala-eze Chineke abịaworị, ma azịza ya adịwo iche. N’ilu Jizọs, a kọwakwara ọzọ ihe ilu ahụ pụtara. Ụfọdụ ndị apụghị ịnakwere alaeze Chineke nke Jizọs kwusara, ụfọdụ nakweere ya ma gbahapụ ya, n’agbanyeghị na e nwere nnọọ ole na ole, e nwere ụfọdụ ndị nabatara ya nke ọma. Ma, nke ahụ bụ eluigwe.

Ilu nke ọgha mkpụrụ bụ ozi banyere otú e si emeso Jizọs Kraịst, bụ́ eluigwe. Agbanyeghị, mmeghachi omume a nwere ike ime n'ime otu onye kwere ekwe n'otu oge ahụ. Maka onye kwere ekwe, ọ nwere ike ịdị ka akụkụ okporo ụzọ, ubi nkume, ubi ogwu, ma ọ bụ mgbanwe n'ubi ọma. Chineke na-arụ ọrụ n'ime obi ndị kwere ekwe ime ka nke a mee. Nke ahụ bụ ala-eze Chineke n’ụwa a. Ala-eze nke Chineke abụghị alaeze utopian nke ga-abịa n'ọdịnihu, kama ọ ga-apụta n'ụdị dị ugbu a. N’ime obi ndị kwere ekwe, ezi ala na ala ọjọọ na-ebikọ ọnụ, ọka na ata na-adịkwa n’otu. Jizọs tụrụ ilu banyere ọka wit na ata ozugbo ilu ahụ ọgha mkpụrụ gachara. Ihe atụ nke eluigwe gụnyere ma ọka wit na ata. Ya mere, Chineke na-abawanye ọnụ ọgụgụ ndị kwere ekwe site na iri atọ ruo iri isii ruo otu narị. Ya mere enwekwara ntachi-obi nke ndi-nsọ. 

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