The lyrics are a direct outpouring of gratitude for salvation. Unlike traditional songs that focused on bravery or romantic love, this hymn focused on the relationship between the individual soul and God.
—a unique Mizo form of congregational singing that incorporates traditional rhythmic elements. included in that first 1899 edition? Book of the Year Hmasa Ber (1989 mizo kristian hla hmasa ber
Mizo Kristian hla hmasa ber "Lalpa kan kal khawm hi" tih hi Mizoram chanchin (history) nena thlunzawm tlat a ni a. Missionary-te khan kan ṭawng ngeiin Pathian fakna min siamsak a, chu chu vawiin thlengin kan hlabuah a la chuang a, kan sak apiang hian kan rinna bulṭan dan min hriat chhuahtir thin a ni. The lyrics are a direct outpouring of gratitude
"Isua ka rinchhan a ni" tih hla hi Mizoram kristianna bul tanna, kan thlarau lam hla hmasa ber leh kan hla hlut ber pakhat a ni. He hla hian Mizote thinlungah Pathian rinna chi a tuh a, vawiin thlengin kan la sa nung reng a ni. included in that first 1899 edition
He hla hi Mizo Kristiante tana "Hla Hmasa Ber" a nih rual hian, thlarau lam kawngah pawh lungphum pawimawh tak a ni. A chhan chu:
The year was 1906. The place was a small mission outpost in Aizawl, then a cluster of thatched huts perched on a long ridge. Welsh missionaries, led by the visionary Rev. D.E. Jones (known to the Mizos as “Zosaphluia”), had been working for over a decade. They had created a written script for the Mizo language, opened schools, and translated the Bible. But something was missing: worship in the Mizo voice.
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