a hae Lengolo la pele le eang ho Timothea (3:15), Saint Pauluse o tsoela bohōleng ba ho bitsa Kereke le "tšiea le lerako la tšireletso ea 'nete." Ka lebaka kereke ea hae e se e ipolelang thuto e tšoanang bakeng sa hoo e ka bang 2,000 lilemo tse, ho na le sa sitisoe ke letho histori ea tselaneng tsoang morena oa motse a ea pele ea barutuoa ba Jesu ba ho intša yona phetseng mehleng. Kahoo, e tlameha ebe ho bonolo ho trace lithuto tsa 'ngoe ea' mele ea phetseng mehleng ea Bokreste khutlisetsang mehleng ea khale matsatsing a Baapostola. 128. Statement by the Right Hon. the Prime Minister, Mr. Pakalitha Mosisili at the UN General Assembly on 23 September 2004 Prime Minister 23 September 2004 Thank you for your reply. I didn’t mean to imply you were doing the “you don’t understand…” thing, I just meant I don’t want that response being the answer. I hear that a great deal when I’ve tried to join in the conversation regarding some of these problems and how we as a society can overcome them. I think there HAS to be understanding and solutions and change on both sides. I agree with you. It is happening. I just hate how long it’s taking and all the harmed/lost lives and lost potential … and I HATE the division. Thank you for fighting the good fight. I hope you know that I don’t pretend to understand the emotions, I am just looking to getting ways to the next steps… recovery, healing, senya bonngoe.