Hiva Siasi Tonga 2

Himi 472 of the Church of Tonga, dedicated to those who have passed. This hymn is not necessarily a funeral hymn but this fasi is usally associated with funerals...at least to my knowledge.

*all of the pictures were taken in Tonga*

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[jameslotu]

Is it matter pe koe himi 'a hai. What matters koe hiva fklangilangi'i 'oe 'Eiki. Malo kainga e ma'u le'o ke fklangilangi'i 'ae 'Eiki 'oku tau tui kiai. I'm born n raise Uesiliana, but I also love all christian musics. Malo kainga e ma'u le'o ke fklangilangi'i 'ae 'Eiki.. 'Ofa atu ki he kau tangata'eiki moe kau fine'eiki 'oku kei mamahi'i 'a e ngaahi mu'aki hiva..h

[huikavapalangi]

@jameslotu Io oku ke mo'oni oku ikai fu'u mahu'inga fefe pe koe Himi a hai, he koe Himi pe ke fakalangilangi a ho tau 'Eiki.  Koe fakamahino atu pe koe ki'i himi koe himi na'e fa'u ehe matu'a Siasi o Tonga a.k.a. Siasi Tonga Hou'eiki, oku ikai ko ha me'a ke fai ai ha polepole ka koe fiema'u pe e au ke fakamalo'ia ae kakai na'a nau si'i fa'u ae hiva, koe matu'a Siasi Tonga. Pea oku pau ke ilo ehe kainga koe matu'a ni na'a nau fa'u ke lava o fai ha fakamalo'i. Ofa atu ia Sisu. :)

[malafu100]

koe himi 'eni ia 'oe siasi Uesiliana koe himi ia 'ae Siasi Tonga Tau'ataina ia 'oku ngata pe ia he 360!!!!!!!!!!!but does it matter NOOOO cuhz itz a church song and we all sing n pray to the same GOD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!stay positive

[huikavapalangi]

Kataki fakamolemole, Koe himi eni ia oe Siasi o Tonga, also known as Siasi Tonga Hou'eiki. Ko emau himi amautolu oku ngata ia he valu ngeau tupu. Ofaz

[jameslotu]

To me doesn't matter pe koe himi 'a hai. What matters it speaks directly to my heart....'ofa atu kau hiva..I'm Uesiliana, but I love all siasi Tonga himi anyway..Peace.

[lowsay12]

which church is dis?

[Holonga11]

Malo e hiva  fakafeta'i kiho tau 'otua kohotau'eiki

[jameslotu]

@huikavapalangi ... thank you huikavapalangi... it's always polite to aknowledge 'ae kau Composer 'o ha hiva.. Fkmalo ki he Composer ko 'eni ne ne fa'u 'ae hiva malie ni, 'ikai ngata 'ene ngaue fklaumalie ki he kakai 'oe Siasi, ka 'oku toe lave mafana mai kia kimautolu he funga vaka kehekehe. 'Ofa atu pea fkfeta'i he ngaue lava kuo fai. thank you again huikavapalangi he share 'oe hiva ni.... 'ofa moe lotu..

[vaipato]

@teachersrock1 this hymn speaks of how the world is the ocean, we are riding a boat through tough waves that may flips us over, watch out before you get to shore for as close to home you think you are, behold there are rough reefs in the shallows that threaten to tear the boat as we attempt to land ashore - Lets call the TRUE captain to guide our journey, the Almighty and Omnipotent LORD of lords that He is our Captain forever more!

[teachersrock1]

Deep, tear provoking, amazing! One might have already summarized the message of the song. But is it okay if someone would briefly translate what the song is about. Splendid tenor sounds going on! and no instruments!

[huikavapalangi]

@TongaHou : oh sorry I was told and read that Dr. Moulton or how Tongans know him as Toketa Molitoni is the one who first used tuungafasi to teach the tunes of the Wesleyan hymns to Tongans because using the traditional western Doe Ray Me Fa, etc. was kind of offensive to Tongans because some of the words together say inapproriate Tongan words. This is what I was told, so I may be wrong but I don't mean to cause offense, Ofa atu in Christ. :)

[TongaHou]

@huikavapalangi ACTUALLY. wrong again.. our King Tupou IV created th hiva tuungafasi. acknowledge those who put hard work into all of that!!!! -studies prove this as well.

[TongaHou]

@huikavapalangi EMENI. :)