Tell Him

Scripture Reading: 

Matthew 14:1-12

[1] At that time Herod the tetrarch heard about the fame of Jesus, [2] and he said to his servants, “This is John the Baptist. He has been raised from the dead; that is why these miraculous powers are at work in him.” [3] For Herod had seized John and bound him and put him in prison for the sake of Herodias, his brother Philip's wife, [4] because John had been saying to him, “It is not lawful for you to have her.” [5] And though he wanted to put him to death, he feared the people, because they held him to be a prophet. [6] But when Herod's birthday came, the daughter of Herodias danced before the company and pleased Herod, [7] so that he promised with an oath to give her whatever she might ask. [8] Prompted by her mother, she said, “Give me the head of John the Baptist here on a platter.” [9] And the king was sorry, but because of his oaths and his guests he commanded it to be given. [10] He sent and had John beheaded in the prison, [11] and his head was brought on a platter and given to the girl, and she brought it to her mother. [12] And his disciples came and took the body and buried it, and they went and told Jesus.

Mark 6:30–32

[30] The apostles returned to Jesus and told him all that they had done and taught. [31] And he said to them, “Come away by yourselves to a desolate place and rest a while.” For many were coming and going, and they had no leisure even to eat. [32] And they went away in the boat to a desolate place by themselves.

THE LORD LIKES TO LISTEN

These two passages of Scripture show us two different pictures. One is a sad picture, and the other is a happy one. The first shows us that John the Baptist’s disciples realized that their teacher was dead and had come to a tragic end. What a sad thing this was! After John’s disciples had buried their teacher, they came to tell Jesus about it. The second picture shows us the Lord’s twelve disciples being sent to preach the gospel, heal the sick, and cast out demons. This was a happy experience, and the disciples came and told the Lord about it.

The Bible records many instances in which the Lord spoke to men, but it does not record many instances in which men came to the Lord to tell Him something. Our Lord is a Lord in whom men can confide. Men can easily tell the Lord what they want to say. Any words can be told to Him. From these two passages, we can see the Lord’s sympathy for us.

Often when we encounter sufferings or joy we want to share it with someone, but we are unable to find anyone. Sometimes when we tell others, they do not listen. If we encounter a difficult or unsolvable problem, though it is very important and crucial to us, when we tell others about it, they may ignore us. Sometimes we tell others about something very joyous, but they do not share our joy. At other times we feel sad, but others cannot share our feeling.

Although others may have had similar experiences and have the ability to feel our sorrow or joy, they may not want to share our feelings. They may feel they have enough joy or sorrow of their own and may be unable to bear that of others. Sometimes we hope to find someone to whom we can tell our sorrows and joys. It is hard enough to find someone who will listen to us. It is even harder to find someone who will sympathize with us.

Even though our Lord is great, He does not neglect the small things. We may think that if what we want to tell Him is not great, He will not listen. However, there is nothing that is too small for the Lord to listen to. He is willing to listen to everything concerning us.

TELL THE LORD YOUR SORROWS

Jesus was willing to listen to His own disciples and to John’s disciples, also. The disciples of John had followed their teacher for a long time. One can imagine the affection there was between them and John. When their teacher was killed, how could they not be brokenhearted? The Bible does not say that they complained about Herod, nor does it say that they cried all day long. They only buried John’s body and then came to tell Jesus.

Some would bury their dead and then say, “Everything with me is over. I have lost all hope. He is dead, and everything I had has left with him.” Yet these are the times when we should draw near to the Lord. We can tell the Lord our sorrow. He will not rebuke us as being too worldly, too affectionate, or too attached to our departed ones. He knows our feeling, and He sympathizes with our heart.

Some may have never experienced the sorrow of losing their parents, spouse, siblings, or relatives. Nevertheless, when they lose something, they still feel as if their “John” has died, and they are left in despair and disappointment. They feel that the sky above them is no longer blue and that everything around them has lost its attraction; they find no way out. At such times it is most unprofitable to not bury the corpse, to cry, and to be sorrowful over it all the time. They should bury the corpse, like the disciples of John did, and go and tell the Lord.

We should realize that when we have a thorough talk with the Lord and pour out our heart to Him, our intimacy with the Lord advances a step, and we know Him a little more. Intimate fellowship with Him at these times is hundreds of times better than our ordinary fellowship with Him. In this way we advance in life. We should bring our problems to the Lord and tell Him about them. He can comfort us and help us. If we have never shed tears before the Lord, never shared our joy or sorrow with Him, and never talked with Him about our private concerns, then we have never had intimate fellowship or deep acquaintance with Him. I am not saying that we should not ask others to pray for us or help us. I am saying that we can only be drawn closer to the Lord by telling Him everything.

Once John’s disciples told the Lord of their sorrows, every problem dissolved. No matter what we tell Him, He will listen. No man can sympathize with everyone. But our Lord can sympathize with everyone. He is sympathetic to every one of our problems. He cares for the affairs of us all. In His heart, there seems to be no one else’s affairs but ours. He bears all our sorrows. No matter how weak we are, He will sympathize with us and bear our sorrow for us. Our Lord is willing to bear all our anxieties and to listen patiently to us. Do not think that He will not listen. We should never neglect bringing our concerns to Him. He is waiting for us to tell them to Him, and He is happy to listen to us.

TELL HIM YOUR JOYS

The Lord wants to listen not only to our sorrows but to our joys as well. We feel that it is relatively easy to mourn with those who mourn, but it is hard to rejoice with those who rejoice. Many people think that sympathizing with others means having pity on them, but pity is not sympathy. Sympathizing means rejoicing with those who rejoice and mourning with those who mourn. Sometimes we may see others bubbling over with joy and think they are too exuberant and frivolous. This means that we cannot sympathize with them in their joy. Paul said, “Rejoice with those who rejoice; weep with those who weep” (Rom. 12:15). This is to sympathize with others. The Lord is willing to be sorrowful with us, and He is willing to rejoice with us.

Mark 6:30 tells us that “the apostles gathered together to Jesus and reported to Him all that they did and all that they taught.” The things they did were worth rejoicing about (cf. Mark 6:7; Luke 10:17). They went to the Lord and told Him all their joys. Many people go to the Lord when they have difficulties, but how many pray when they are rejoicing? When men are in sorrow, it is natural for them to ask the Lord for help, but when they are happy, it is easy for them to forget about telling the Lord.

Mr. Charles Spurgeon once went with a friend to the countryside for a horseback ride after he became exhausted from his preaching. At one point he was elated. He jumped off his horse and invited his friend to do the same. His friend was surprised at his move and asked him what he was going to do. He said, “Since God has given us such joy, let us thank Him at this very minute.” The two of them knelt down by the road and prayed.

We cannot have laughter all the time, but whenever we have joy, we should tell the Lord. We should remember the Lord at the moment of joy and share our joy with Him. The Lord never rebukes us for having too much joy. He understands our feeling perfectly. Therefore, we should not forget to tell Him our joy.

What did the Lord do after He heard His disciples? He said, “Come by yourselves privately to a deserted place and rest a while” (Mark 6:31). The Lord did this in order to give them some rest. Many times we go privately to a deserted place to rest because we are unhappy and frustrated. With no other recourse, we go to a deserted place all alone to rest, but such occasions often leave us more distraught than before. Our Lord did not merely tell the disciples to go to the deserted place to rest. He told them to go with Him. The Lord’s presence gave them sweet rest and renewed their strength.

Our Lord is happy to listen to our sorrows, and He is happy to listen to our joys. He is the Lord to whom we can tell everything. Since we have such a Lord, why not tell Him all the secrets of our hearts?

Related Messages:

Telling the Lord all that is on your heart is a good exercise. Actually, this exercise should be the first priority in your Christian life. Nothing is more important than having close fellowship with the Lord and joining to the Lord. You may

serve a lot. You may have many experiences. However, in the process you must have the Lord and His presence. As you exercise to fellowship with Him, one thing is most crucial— that you tell the Lord your heart.

We are hypocrites. Even our prayers are often not true. We tell the Lord, “Lord, I praise You.” The Lord would ask, “Is it true?” We say, “Lord, I love You.” The Lord asks again, “Is it true?” We say, “Lord, I consecrate everything to You.” Again, the Lord asks, “Is it true?” And we cannot help but answer,

“Lord, none of these are true.” When we finally tell the Lord the truth, the Lord is happy.

Human beings are tricky. We like to find our own way in everything. We have our way to be with people. We have our way to do things. We have our way to study. We have our way in the church life. And when we come to the presence of the Lord, we also have our way. How can you cut through your ways to have a healthy relationship with the Lord? You must learn to tell the Lord exactly what is in your heart.

Dear brothers, when you fellowship with the Lord, you should always begin by speaking your heart. Be honest and sincere before the Lord. You should tell Him what’s deep inside of you. When you speak to Him like this, you will begin to intercede, because as you tell the Lord what’s in your heart, He will tell you what is in His heart. The Lord will seem to tell you, “You need to pray for this one. You need to pray for that one. You need to pray for yourself. You need to pray for your family. You need to pray for the gospel preaching.

You need to pray for the Lord’s testimony. You need to pray for the building up of the church.” A good prayer of honesty should be continued with intercession. Indeed, those who have good fellowship with the Lord are those who intercede.

(Excerpted from "Come to the Presence of the Lord" by Titus Chu - "Tell the Lord Your Heart" Chapter 56)

Enjoy the Hymns:

1. I Must Tell Jesus

2. I Have A Good Friend (Lord And I)

3. What A Friend We Have In Jesus

4. Whisper

Questions:

1.What should we tell the Lord?

2.Is anything in our lives too small for Him to listen to?

Prayer:

Dear Lord, thank You that I can tell You everything. Please remind me to tell You all kinds of things in my life: sad things, joyful things, great things, and small things. Thank You for truly sympathizing with me. There is nothing so small that You won’t listen to me, so I’d like to tell You all that is in my heart. Please comfort, strengthen, and encourage me with Your sweet presence so that I may have rest in You.

Application and Practice:

Every morning, spend 20 minutes telling the Lord what is on your heart by singing a hymn or praying!

የመጽሐፍ ቅዱስ ንባብ፡- ማቴ. 14:1–12; ማርቆስ 6፡30-32

ጌታ ማዳመጥ ይወዳል። እነዚህ ሁለት የመጻሕፍ ቅዱስ ምንባቦች ሁለት የተለያዩ ሥዕሎችን ያሳዩናል። አንደኛው አሳዛኝ ምስል ሲሆን ሁለተኛው ደግሞ ደስተኛ ምስል ነው። የመጀመሪያው የሚያሳየን የመጥምቁ ዮሐንስ ደቀ መዛሙርት መምህራቸው እንደሞተ እና አሳዛኝ ፍጻሜ ላይ እንደደረሰ እንደተገነዘቡ ነው። ይህ እንዴት ያለ አሳዛኝ ነገር ነበር! የዮሐንስ ደቀ መዛሙርት መምህራቸውን ከቀበሩ በኋላ ስለ ጉዳዩ ለኢየሱስ ሊነግሩት መጡ። ሁለተኛው ሥዕል የሚያሳየን የጌታን አሥራ ሁለቱ ደቀ መዛሙርት ወንጌልን ለመስበክ፣ ድውያንን ለመፈወስ እና አጋንንትን ለማውጣት የተላኩ ናቸው። ይህ አስደሳች ተሞክሮ ነበር፤ ደቀ መዛሙርቱም መጥተው ስለ ጉዳዩ ለጌታ ነገሩት።

መጽሐፍ ቅዱስ ጌታ ለሰዎች የተናገራቸውን ብዙ አጋጣሚዎችን ዘግቧል፤ ነገር ግን ሰዎች አንድ ነገር ሊነግሩት ወደ ጌታ የመጡበትን ብዙ አጋጣሚዎች አልመዘገበም። ጌታችን ሰዎች የሚታመኑበት ጌታ ነው። ሰዎች ሊናገሩ የሚፈልጉትን በቀላሉ ለጌታ መንገር ይችላሉ፤ ማንኛውም ቃል ለእርሱ ሊነገር ይችላል። ከእነዚህ ሁለት ምንባቦች፣ ጌታ ለእኛ ያለውን ርኅራኄ ማየት እንችላለን።

ብዙ ጊዜ መከራ ወይም ደስታ ሲያጋጥመን ከሆነ ሰው ጋር ለመካፈል እንፈልጋለን ነገር ግን ማንንም ማግኘት አንችልም። አንዳንዴ ለሌሎች ስንነግራቸው አይሰሙም። አስቸጋሪ ወይም ሊፈታ የማይችል ችግር ካጋጠመን ምንም እንኳን ለእኛ በጣም አስፈላጊ እና ወሳኝ ቢሆንም ለሌሎች ስንነግራቸው ችላ ሊሉን ይችላሉ። አንዳንድ ጊዜ ስለ አንድ አስደሳች ነገር ለሌሎች እንነግራቸዋለን፤ነገር ግን የእኛን ደስታ አይጋሩም። ሌላ ጊዜ ሀዘን ይሰማናል፤ ሌሎች ግን ስሜታችንን ሊጋሩ አይችሉም።

ምንም እንኳን ሌሎች ተመሳሳይ ተሞክሮዎች አጋጥሟቸው እና ሀዘናችንን ወይም ደስታችንን የመረዳት ችሎታ ቢኖራቸውም ስሜታችንን ለመካፈል አይፈልጉም ይሆናል። የራሳቸው በቂ ደስታ ወይም ሀዘን እንዳላቸው ሊሰማቸው ይችላል እና ምንአልባት የሌሎችን መካፈል አይችሉም። አንዳንድ ጊዜ ሀዘናችንን እና ደስታችንን የምንነግራቸው ሰዎች እንደምናገኝ ተስፋ እናደርጋለን። የሚሰማን ሰው ማግኘት በጣም ከባድ ነው፤ የሚራራልን ሰው ማግኘት ደግሞ የበለጠ ከባድ ነው። ጌታችን ታላቅ ቢሆንም ትንንሾቹን ነገር ቸል አይልም። ልንነግረው የምንፈልገው ነገር ታላቅ ካልሆነ አይሰማም ብለን እናስብ ይሆናል። ነገር ግን ለጌታ ለመስማት በጣም ትንሽ የሆነ ነገር የለም። እርሱ ስለ እኛ ሁሉንም ነገር ለመስማት ፈቃደኛ ነው።

ሀዘናችሁን ለጌታ ንገሩት

ኢየሱስ የራሱን ደቀ መዛሙርት እና የዮሐንስን ደቀ መዛሙርትም ለመስማት ፈቃደኛ ነበር። የዮሐንስ ደቀ መዛሙርት ለረጅም ጊዜ መምህራቸውን ይከተሉ ነበር። በእነሱ እና በዮሐንስ መካከል ያለውን ፍቅር መገመት ይቻላል፥ መምህራቸው ሲገደል እንዴት ልባቸው አልተሰበረም? መጽሐፍ ቅዱስ ስለ ሄሮድስ አጉረመረሙ ወይም ቀኑን ሙሉ አለቀሱ አይልም። የዮሐንስን አስከሬን ከቀበሩት በኋላ ለኢየሱስ ሊነግሩት መጡ።

አንዳንዶች ሙታናቸውን ይቀብሩና “ከእኔ ጋር ያለው ሁሉ አልቋል። ሙሉ ተስፋ አጥቻለሁ። እሱ ሞቷል፤ ያለኝን ሁሉ ከእርሱ ጋር አጥቻለሁ በማለት ይናገራሉ። ነገር ግን ወደ ጌታ መቅረብ ያለብን በእነዚህ ጊዜያት ነው። ሀዘናችንን ለጌታ መንገር እንችላለን። እሱ በጣም ዓለማዊ ሆናችሁ፤ በጣም የሞተን አፍቃሪ ናችሁ፤ ወይም ከሞቱት ወገኖቻችን ጋር በጣም የተቆራኘን በመሆናችን አይወቅሰንም። ስሜታችንን ያውቃል፤ እና ስለልባችን ስሜት ይራራል።

አንዳንዶች ወላጆቻቸውን፣ የትዳር ጓደኛቸውን፣ ወንድሞቻቸውን፣ እህቶቻቸውን ወይም ዘመዶቻቸውን በሞት በማጣታቸው ሐዘን አጋጥሟቸው አያውቁም ይሆናል። የሆነው ሆኖ፤ አንድ ነገር ሲያጡ አሁን “ዮሐንስ” እንደሞተ ይሰማቸዋል፤ እናም በተስፋ መቁረጥ እና በብስጭት ውስጥ ይቀራሉ። በላያቸው ላይ ያለው ሰማይ ሰማያዊ እንዳልሆነ እና በዙሪያቸው ያለው ነገር ሁሉ መስህብ እንደጠፋ ይሰማቸዋል። መውጫ አያገኙም። በእንደዚህ አይነት ጊዜያት አስከሬን አለመቅበር፤ ማልቀስ እና በእሱ ላይ ሁል ጊዜ ማዘን በጣም አይጠቅምም። እንደ ዮሐንስ ደቀ መዛሙርት ሬሳውን ቀብረው ከዛም ሄደው ለጌታ ሊነግሩት ይገባል።

ከጌታ ጋር ጥልቅ ውይይት ስናደርግ እና ልባችንን ለእርሱ ስናፈስ ከጌታ ጋር ያለን ቅርርብ አንድ ደረጃ እንደሚያድግ እና እሱን ብዙ እንደምናውቀው መገንዘብ አለብን። በዚህ ጊዜ ከእርሱ ጋር ያለን የጠበቀ ወዳጅነት፤ ከእርሱ ጋር ካለን ተራ ህብረት በመቶዎች እጥፍ የተሻለ ነው። በዚህ መንገድ በህይወት ውስጥ እንራመዳለን፤ ችግሮቻችንን ወደ ጌታ አምጥተን ስለ እነርሱ ልንነግረው ይገባል። እሱ ሊያጽናናንና ሊረዳን ይችላል። በጌታ ፊት እንባ ያላፈሰስን ከሆነ፤ ደስታችንን ወይም ሀዘናችንን ከእሱ ጋር ያልተጋራን እና ስለግል ጉዳዮቻችን ከእሱ ጋር ያልተነጋገርን ከሆነ፤ ከእሱ ጋር የጠበቀ ወዳጅነት ወይም ጥልቅ ትውውቅ አልነበረንም ማለት ነው። ሌሎች እንዲጸልዩልን ወይም እንዲረዱን መጠየቅ የለብንም እያልኩ አይደለም። እያልኩ ያለሁት ወደ ጌታ የምንቀርበው ሁሉንም ነገር በመንገር ብቻ ነው።

አንዴ የዮሐንስ ደቀ መዛሙርት ሀዘናቸውን ለጌታ ከነገሩት በኋላ ችግሩ ሁሉ ተፈታ። ምንም ብንነግረው ይሰማል። ማንም ሰው ለሁሉም ሰው ሊራራ አይችልም፤ ጌታችን ግን ለሰው ሁሉ ማዘን ይችላል። እርሱ ለችግሮቻችን ሁሉ ይራራል ። እሱ ስለሁላችንም ጉዳይ ያስባል። በልቡ ውስጥ የእኛ እንጂ የሌላ የማንም ጉዳይ ያለ አይመስልም። እርሱ ሀዘናችንን ሁሉ ይረዳል፤ የቱንም ያህል ደካማ ብንሆን እርሱ ስለእኛ ይራራልናል እናም ሀዘናችንን ይሸከማል። ጌታችን ጭንቀታችንን ሁሉ ሊሸከምና በትዕግስት ሊሰማን ፈቃደኛ ነው፤ አይሰማም ብላችሁ አታስቡ።

ደስታችሁን ንገሩት

ጌታ ሀዘናችንን ብቻ ሳይሆን ደስታችንንም መስማት ይፈልጋል። ከሚያዝኑት ጋር ማዘን በአንፃራዊነት ቀላል እንደሆነ ይሰማናል ነገር ግን ከሚደሰቱት ጋር መደሰት ከባድ ነው። ብዙ ሰዎች ለሌሎች ማዘን ማለት በእነሱ ላይ ማዘን ማለት ነው ብለው ያስባሉ። መራራት ማለት ከሚደሰቱት ጋር መደሰት እና ከሚያዝኑት ጋር ማዘን ማለት ነው። አንዳንድ ጊዜ ሌሎች በደስታ ሲፈነጥዙ እኛ ደደብ እንደሆኑ አድርገን እናያለን። ይህ ማለት በደስታቸው ልንራራላቸው አልቻልንም ማለት ነው። ጳውሎስ “ደስ ከሚላቸው ጋር ደስ ይበላችሁ። ከሚያለቅሱ ጋር አልቅሱ” (ሮሜ. 12፡15)። ይህ ለሌሎች መራራት ነው። ጌታ ከእኛ ጋር ሊያዝን ፍቃደኛ ነው እንዲሁም ከእኛ ጋር ለመደሰት ፈቃደኛ ነው።

ማርቆስ 6:30 “ሐዋርያትም ወደ ኢየሱስ ተሰብስበው ያደረጉትን ሁሉ ያስተማሩትንም ሁሉ ነገሩት” ይላል። ያደረጉት ነገር ሊደሰቱበት የሚገባ ነበር (ማር. 6፡7፤ ሉቃ. 10፡17)። ወደ ጌታ ሄደው ደስታቸውን ሁሉ ነገሩት። ብዙ ሰዎች ሲቸገሩ ወደ ጌታ ይሄዳሉ ነገር ግን ስንቶቹ ደስተኞች ሲሆኑ ይጸልያሉ? ሰዎች በሚያዝኑበት ጊዜ፣ ጌታ እንዲረዳቸው መጠየቃቸው ተፈጥሯዊ ነው፣ ደስ በሚላቸው ጊዜ ግን፣ ለጌታ መንገርን መርሳት ቀላል ይሆንላቸዋል።

ሚስተር ቻርለስ ስፑርጅን በስብከቱ ደክሞ ከጓደኛው ጋር በአንድ ወቅት ለፈረስ ግልቢያ ወደ ገጠር ሄዱ። በዚያ ወቅት በጣም ተደሰተ። ከፈረሱ ላይ ዘሎ ጓደኛውንም እንዲሁ እንዲያደርግ ጋበዘ። ጓደኛው በወሰደው እርምጃ ተገርሞ ምን እንደሚያደርግ ጠየቀው። “እግዚአብሔር እንዲህ ያለ ደስታን ስለሰጠን በዚህች ደቂቃ እናመስግነው” አለው። ሁለቱም በመንገድ ዳር ተንበርክከው ጸለዩ።

ሁል ጊዜ መሳቅ አንችልም ነገር ግን ደስታ ሲኖረን ለጌታ መንገር አለብን። በደስታ ጊዜ ጌታን ልናስታውስ እና ደስታችንን ከእርሱ ጋር ልናካፍል ይገባናል። ጌታ ስለ ብዙ ደስታ አይወቅሰንም። ስሜታችንን በሚገባ ይረዳል። ስለዚህ ደስታችንን ለእሱ መንገርን መርሳት የለብንም።

ጌታ ደቀ መዛሙርቱን ከሰማ በኋላ ምን አደረገ? ብቻችሁን ወደ ምድረ በዳ ኑና ጥቂት ዕረፉ አለ (ማር 6፡31)። ጌታ ይህን ያደረገው የተወሰነ ዕረፍትን ለመስጠት ነው። ብዙ ጊዜ ለእረፍት ወደ ምድረ በዳ እንሄዳለን ምክንያቱም ደስተኛ ስላልሆንን እና ብስጭት ስላልን ነው። ሌላ አማራጭ ከሌለን እንሄዳለን። ብቻን ለማረፍ ወደ በረሃማ ቦታ ይንሄዳለን ፣ ግን እንደዚህ ያሉ አጋጣሚዎች ከበፊቱ የበለጠ እንድንጨነቅ ያደርጉናል። ጌታችን ደቀ መዛሙርቱን ወደ ምድረ በዳ ሄደው እንዲያርፉ ብቻ አላዘዘም፤ ከእርሱ ጋር እንዲሄዱ ነገራቸው። የጌታ መገኘት ጣፋጭ እረፍት ሰጣቸው እና ኃይላቸውን አደሱ። ጌታችን ሀዘናችንን በመስማቱ ደስ ይለዋል፤ እናም ደስታችንን ይሰማል። ሁሉን ነገር የምንናገርለት ጌታ ነው። እንደዚህ አይነት ጌታ ስላለን የልባችንን ምስጢር ሁሉ ለምን አንነግረውም?

ጥያቄዎች፡-

1. ለጌታ ምን ልንነግረው ይገባል?

2. በሕይወታችን ውስጥ እርሱ እማይሰማው በጣም ትንሽ የሆነ ነገር አለ?

ጸሎት፡-

ውድ ጌታ ሆይ ሁሉንም ነገር ልነግርህ ስለምችል አመሰግንሃለሁ። እባክህ በህይወቴ ውስጥ ያሉትን ሁሉንም አይነት ነገሮች እንድነግርህ አስታውሰኝ፦አሳዛኝ ነገሮችን ፣ አስደሳች ነገሮችን ፣ ታላላቅ ነገሮችን እና ትናንሽ ነገሮችን። በእውነት ስለምትራራልኝ አመሰግናለሁ። የማትሰማኝ በጣም ትንሽ ነገር የለም፣ ስለዚህ በልቤ ያለውን ሁሉ ልነግርህ እፈልጋለሁ። እባክህ አጽናኝ፤ አበርታኝ እና በአንተ እረፍት እንዲሆንልኝ በአንተ መገኘት አበርታኝ።