The word happy used in the Beatitudes instead of blessed because happy is a more contemporary term. In earlier times, blessed meant happy. Thus, it is an equivalent translation.
Another name for beatitudes could be 'blessed' and 'happy'.
Asher in Hebrew means Happy or Blessed. Asher was one of the 12 tribes of Israel.
Jesus' words which became known as the beatitudes.
"Blessed" or "happy."
To have a blessed day means to have a good, happy and safe day.
the message is how to live your whole life being happy and close to god at the same time.
May you have a blessed/happy 16th birthday. Blessed is manuia; happy is fiafia.
Each beatitude pairs a value with a promise. They represent the values of life and the way to live like Jesus to gain access to the Kingdom of Heaven. The beatitudes are guidelines for Christlike living that will make us happy and lead us to eternal life in heaven. The beatitudes represent a way to live like Christ did.
You can experience a blessed life by following Jesus Christ and his teachings and example. To find out more, read a bible or find a church in your local area and go to it. They will most likely be more than happy to help explain what a blessed life really is and how to live it, as well as answering any other questions you have. Trust me, your life will be changed by following Jesus, so find a bible or go to a church ASAP!!!!
Happy Children's Day. Edit: "Ia manuia le aso fanau" translates literally to "Have a blessed/happy birthday". Manuia - blessed; fiafia - happy.
Blessed Earthstrong
"Fa'amoemoe e maua sou aso lelei (good) i lou asofanau." Instead of lelei, you could use "fiafia" (happy) or "manuia" (blessed).