Mo' Myan' Magyo - Yosam - Bam Lhang - Troubles come from disobedience

Jul 18, 2026

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Kachin-language religious text presenting the theme “Troubles come from disobedience.” The narrative and sermon-like lines address how disobedience leads to harm, explaining that righteous conduct and obedience bring stability while wrongdoing results in repeated suffering. It includes directive reflections and moral instruction, emphasizing personal responsibility and the consequences of acting against guidance. The work is attributed to named contributors and produced for the Lhaovo Bible Translation Committee (LBTCKBC), with publication information and licensing terms.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryReligion & Spirituality

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Pages24

Reading Time1 h 0 min

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Theme and message

Consequences of disobedience

Call to obedience and moral responsibility

Mo" Myan" Magyo: Yosam: Bam Lhang"Troulbes come from disobedience Lhaovo Mo" Myan" Magyo: Yosam: Bam Lhang"Troulbes come from disobedience Tung"-Laqhang Dau: Gyung"Myan"-Lhaovo Sulho-Lamyang Khao Dau: Azhao"- (1) Dam: Nyhang"-Zakhaung: Zau Taung: Ba na-May, 2021 Writer: Dau: Gyung" Laqhang Language: Lhaovo Illustration: Khao Dau: Lamyang Stage: (1) Reviser: Zau Taung: Zakhaung: Date: May, 2021 Lhaovo Kachin State, Myanmar Copyright © 2021, Lhaovo Bible Translation Committee (LBTCKBC) and NTC [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)[ ](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0/)[You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may](You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may)[ ](You may not use this work for commercial purposes. You may)adapt and add to this work, but you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors, illustrators, etc. Dao: Phung" Ce: tung" paug' wa tung" ce' saoqhid'mho" qhid: ra" zoshao bam: qhid' mae"ngad: ra" . Myhi" pho" lau: de, qe ta" ra" dao: re tae" gyo: ca" ra" . Airu: mangad: re wa daba: ba re qug: khai: jam jau qhug' mung: nhag' lam: thao" ba: ra" . Seyo mae qid tham: datham: jo; ra" . Ai: qid tham: mae Tau: ku: na" ra" . Ai: seyo mae" mhin: paung" khug mae wa Qug na: ra" . Daba re Tau: ku: wa khyo su" qin" au: shokung" yaug we' jho" qhug' ra" . Aimung: gyai gyaug: ru we' khokhyomaba: phao mung: mug' na: au: Qug dadau: mhin: paung" khug mae"khyoyae khyo thug' li" lo: ra" . Tau: ku: wa (byincao: pho" we" ngo rebao" yu la,) ein: ta" ra" . Ailao" Qug wa Tau: ku: re nhaung thao" khyo" deim: mung: phyad phyad za: jhui" gug' phao: ra" . Tau: ku: wa yao: re khyad' yu: ra" Qugre gyai jeju beim" ra" . Qug wa (nga" shid' dau: daga" zam"na: re gai maba i"?) ga: myid' ra" . Tau: ku: wa Qug: yang yao: re khyad'yu: to" ru ngad mung: (gai: ra") ga: ta"ra" .

FAQs

What is the main theme of the text?

The text focuses on the idea that troubles come from disobedience.

How does the text explain the cause of suffering?

It links negative outcomes to actions that reject guidance, portraying disobedience as the root cause.

What kind of guidance does the text provide to readers?

It encourages obedience and responsible conduct, emphasizing that choices lead to real consequences.

Jul 18, 2026

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