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The document is a poem about following Jesus' teachings and example despite difficulties. It discusses finding guidance and comfort in Jesus' words during times of sorrow, sickness, or distress. It also references seeing the cross and following Jesus' path which provides light and leads to salvation.
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- 1. 45. Ndiphe i-Bhaibhile Ndiph’ i-Bhaibhile indikhanyisele,Kuze kuchwayitisw’ ohambayo;
- 2. Akunazulu elinga sifihla Ku-Yesu oweza kusindisa.
- 3. Ndiph’ i-Bhaibhile ’sithunyw’ esingcwele,Ukuz’ eyam indikhanyisele;Izithembis o nothando ndawonye Kohlala kude kube phakade.
- 4. Ndiph’ i-Bhaibhile xa kukho usizi, Naxa umoya wam uwileyo;
- 5. Ndiphe amazwi athethwa ngu-Yesu Kuze kubonw’ u- Mkhululi wethu.
- 6. Ndiph’ i-Bhaibhile ’sithunyw’ esingcwele,Ukuz’ eyam indikhanyisele;Izithembis o nothando ndawonye Kohlala kude kube phakade.
- 7. Ndiph’ i-Bhaibhile eya vul’ indlela, Yabonis’ ingozi phantsi apha;
- 8. Isibane esikhanyisa kuhle, Ukuze ndimbone ndimlandele.
- 9. Ndiph’ i-Bhaibhile ’sithunyw’ esingcwele,Ukuz’ eyam indikhanyisele;Izithembis o nothando ndawonye Kohlala kude kube phakade.
- 11. Inokukhanya okwase-zulwini, Naphesheya kwayo i-Jordane.
- 12. Ndiph’ i-Bhaibhile ’sithunyw’ esingcwele,Ukuz’ eyam indikhanyisele;Izithembis o nothando ndawonye Kohlala kude kube phakade.