Latter-day Prophet Meets with Tongan King and Queen
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- Опубликовано: 23 май 2019
- Russell M. Nelson, President of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints arrived in Nuku‘alofa, Tonga’s capital, late Wednesday to minister to Latter-day Saints and to meet with government and interfaith leaders in the South Pacific nation, where more than 60 percent of the population claims membership in the Church.
I hope his next visit will be the people of Philippines. We love you President Nelson 💜
This is blessing from...
My Tongan people! Love that my people are God fearing. God lives and Jesus Christ is the messiah
In god we trust because he is the king of hallelloya control the world . Amen .
what a great blessing it is to have president nelson and h is wife visit us in new zealand plus all those that were with them and that he left a great blessing on all those who live in the pacfic the church of jesus christ of latterday saints
Inesquecível! Presidente e Sister Nelson ! Lembro de vocês vendo os em Tonga , foi assim também quando vieram aqui, quando desci do ônibus da excursão queria o poder de cessar as chuvas, mas depois eu me aquietei, rs. E deu tudo certo. Amo vocês queridos!
a marvellous work . . . . . wonderful
My heart 💜😘💕😇❤️🤩😍🥰🌹 and thought 💭😳😟😫🤔 s and prayers 📿🙏🛐🤲 still are going out to you all in Tonga!
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Amazing beautiful.
Awesome!!!
Wow, 60 percent? Better than Utah!
God bless our beautiful brothers and sisters in Tonga! You are amazing examples of having great faith in Jesus Christ!
❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
MUITO BOM.
Religion is business. Stay woke.
So is government. Yet you pay them in ever paycheck.... unwillingly. 💁🏽♂️
The Gospel is true. I love God's Prophet, Russell M. Nelson.
ake up CHURCH and World time is HERE TODAY ruclips.net/video/QcUw3iJtW1I/видео.html
christiaan vermeer 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
How is a modern day prophet identified?
Summer Yeti , through prayers to God, whose servant is the prophet.
Contact the missionaries. They will explain it all. ❤️
I love to hear Tonga pronounced corect. No ‘g’ 😉❤️
The correct term is Their Majesties, not the honourable.
The honorable is a blanket term for Hou’eiki and royalty. Honorable is often the word used in translation when someone says Afioná, interchangeably with majesty.
@@Hala-ataa thank you im learning new things👍
@@Hala-ataa fiepoto.. go and educate yourself
Incognacious right, what do I know? I’m just a palangi missionary.
I speak 4 languages fluently. Yet I should educate myself.
There is a difference between the royal language and the noble of course, but they are conflated all the time. Why do the scriptures say “Ne pekia a Sisū”? Pekia is the hou’eiki word for death, not royal, and Diety is spoken of in royalty. They should say “hala”. This even happens with the common language when they sometimes translate hand to “nima” instead of “to’ukupu.” Your majesties would also be fitting, and more accurate. But to comment that The Honorable is some mistake and disrespectful is incorrect. Translators sometimes choose the honorable when saying “Afioná”, but they never do when someone says “Ke Lakoifie/Lakoifua ho Afió.” That’s just how it is. The church did no wrong with those words. Period.
Sorry for not being educated enough.
@@Hala-ataa Four languages makes you educated?
Hope the King did not fall for their garbage