Modimo ke lerato

Mopholosi ya Tshepehisitsweng

Temana ya sehlooho
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Esaia kgaolo ya mashome a tsheletseng a metso e meraro temana ya borobong

Mahlomoleng wohle a bona le Yena o ile a hlokofala, mme Lengeloi la boteng ba Hae la ba pholosa. Ka lerato la Hae le ka mohau wa Hae O ile a ba lopolla, a ba phahamisa, a ba jara ka matsatsi wohle a kgale.
Buka ya Esaia ke e nngwe ya dibuka tsa Bibele e bontshang Jesu Kreste ka ho hlaka haholo. Le hoja Esaia a ile a phela dilemo tse makgolo a supileng pele Jesu a tswalwa, Modimo o ile a mo senolela dintho tse ngata ka Mesia ya neng a tla tla.
Esaia o ile a porofeta h**e Jesu o tla tswalwa ke morwetsana, a sebeletse lefatsheng la Galelea, a tlale ka Moya wa Modimo, a tlise lesedi lefatsheng, a fodise ba robehileng dipelo, mme a phatlalatse poloko ya Modimo.
Empa hape o ile a bolela h**e Mesia o tla nyediswa, a lahlwe ke batho, a otlwe, a hlajwe ka baka la dibe tsa rona, mme a iswe polaong jwaloka konyana. O ile a boela a porofeta h**e o tla patwa le barui, empa a tsohe bafung mme a phele ka ho sa feleng.
Diporofeto tsena ha se dipale feela. Moqolo o moholo wa Esaia o ileng wa fumanwa hara Dead Sea Scrolls o ngotswe dilemo tse fetang lekgolo le mashome a mahlano pele Jesu a tswalwa. Sena se bontsha h**e diporofeto tsena di ne di ngotswe nako e telele pele diketsahalo tsena di etsahala.
Sena se re tiisetsa h**e Lentswe la Modimo le a tshepahala. Tsohle tseo Modimo a di buileng ka Jesu di ile tsa phethahala, mme le ditshepiso tsohle tseo A di etseditseng ba mo ratang di tla phethahala.
Ha bophelo bo tlala dipelaelo kapa diteko, re ka tshepa Modimo hobane ha A hlolehe ho phethahatsa Lentswe la Hae.
Esaia o re mema h**e re se ke ra kgahlwa feela ke diporofeto tse phethahetseng, empa re dumele le ho mamela Jesu Kreste, Mesia ya tshepisitsweng, Mohlanka ya ileng a hlokofala bakeng sa rona, Morena ya tsositsweng bafung, le Morena ya tlang hape ho busa lefatsheng.

The Promised Saviour

Key Verse:

Isaiah 63:9

“In all their affliction He was afflicted, and the Angel of His Presence saved them; in His love and in His mercy He redeemed them; He lifted them up and carried them all the days of old.”
The book of Isaiah is one of the clearest books in the Bible revealing Jesus Christ. Although Isaiah lived about seven hundred years before Jesus was born, God revealed many details to him about the coming Messiah.
Isaiah foretold that Jesus would be born of a virgin, minister in Galilee, be filled with the Spirit of God, bring light to the world, heal the broken-hearted, and proclaim God's salvation.
He also prophesied that the Messiah would be despised and rejected by men, beaten, pierced because of our sins, and led to the slaughter like a lamb. He further foretold that He would be buried with the rich, yet would rise from the dead and live forever.
These prophecies are not simply stories. The Great Isaiah Scroll, discovered among the Dead Sea Scrolls, was written more than one hundred and fifty years before the birth of Jesus. This proves that these prophecies were written long before the events they describe took place.
This gives us confidence that God's Word is completely trustworthy. Everything God spoke concerning Jesus was fulfilled, and every promise He has made to those who love Him will also be fulfilled.
When life is filled with uncertainty or trials, we can trust God because He never fails to keep His Word.
Isaiah calls us not only to admire these fulfilled prophecies but also to believe in and obey Jesus Christ—the promised Messiah, the suffering Servant who gave His life for us, the risen Lord, and the coming King who will one day reign over the earth.

📖 Thuto ea Bibele ea Letsatsi | 28 Phuptjane 2026

"ARAMAGEDONE" – Tsenolo 16:16

Le hoja lefase le ntse le tlala merusu le lefifi, Lentsoe la Molimo le re khothalletsa ho lula re tsepahala, re falimehile, re tletse tsepo. Tsepo ea rona ha e eo lefaseng lena, empa e ho Morena Jesu Kreste le 'Muso oa Hae o tlang.

Litemana tsa Kajeno:
📖 1 Samuele 9
📖 Esaia 53
📖 Tšenolo 15–16

"Bonang, ke tla joaloka lesholu. Ho lehlohonolo ea lulang a falimehile." — Tsenolo 16:15

📖 Daily Bible Reflection | June 28, 2026

"ARMAGEDDON" – Revelation 16:16

As the world grows darker, God's Word reminds us not to fear, but to remain faithful. Our hope is not in this world, but in the coming Kingdom of Christ.

Today's Readings:
📖 1 Samuel 9
📖 Isaiah 53
📖 Revelation 15–16

"Blessed are those who are ready for His coming."