The Spirit and the bride say, “Come!” – Rev. 22:17
Mizo
Mizo is a Tibetan-Burman language spoken throughout Mizoram (a state in eastern India) and in some communities in neighboring Manipur, Tripura, Chittagong Hill, and the Chin Hills (approximately one million native speakers). It is also closely related to languages in Myanmar, so that many people there can also read it.
.Thurin Bulpui Pasarihte (Matthaia 24:46)
(Translated from English post: Seven Basic Points About Maranatha)
A hnuaiah khuan kan zinga Thlarau Thianghlim zalentak leh thiltithei taka hna thawk tir theih nan a thil pawimawh kawng pasarih tawitein kan hmu a. Heng ngaihdan pasarihte hi midangte hnena kan hril duh leh he kawngte hi kohhran leh pawl tan danglamna thlen theih a nih kan ring tlat bawk. A vai hian a pawimawh vek a, mahse duh hmasak dan a zirin kan ziak thla zawk a ni.
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Hebrai 10:19-22 - ”Chutichuan, unaute u, kawng min ruat sak, kawng thar leh nungah chuan, puanzar chu (chu chu a taksa tihna a ni) kal tlangin, Isua thisen avang chuan Hmun Thianghlimah khan luh kan huam avang leh, Pathian chhungte chungah Puithiam ropui tak kan neih avangin, kan thinlunga chhia leh tha hriatna tha lo chu theh fai saka awma, kan taksa pawh tui fima buala awmin, rinna famkim neia thinlung tak zet puin I hnaih ang u.”
Isua Thisen Avanga Luh Theihna…
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