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Upu o le Aso

Tatalo — Samoan Bible word study

Prayer; speaking to God in petition and praise. This word appears in the devotional on Filipi 4:6.

Upu o le Aso

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Tatalo

[tah-tah-loh] · ta-ta-lo

Faauigaga
O le talanoa atu i le Atua i le fa'atoga ma le vi'iga.
English
Prayer; speaking to God in petition and praise.

E fa'atatau i le 'talo' (talosaga, fa'atoga) fa'aluaina.

Related to the reduplicated 'talo' (to request) — the ongoing act of asking.

Bible cross-references

Mataio 6:9-13 · 1 Tesalonia 5:17 · Iakopo 5:16

Full word study: Tatalo

Fuaiupu / Verse in context

Aua ne'i outou popole i se mea; a ia fa'ailoa atu a outou mana'o uma i le Atua i le tatalo ma le fa'atoga fa'atasi ma le fa'afetai.

Filipi 4:6

Do not be anxious about anything, but in every situation, by prayer and petition, with thanksgiving, present your requests to God.” — Philippians 4:6

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