Parebul bɔt di pɔsin we de plant

 Parebul bɔt di pɔsin we de plant


(Mak 4: 3-8) 『Una lisin; Luk, wan pɔsin we de plant plant kɔmɔt fɔ plant:Ɛn i bi se we i de plant, sɔm fɔdɔm nia di rod, ɛn di bɔd dɛn we de na di skay kam it am. Ɛn sɔm fɔdɔm na grɔn we gɛt ston, usay i nɔ bin gɛt bɔku dɔti; ɛn wantɛm wantɛm i gro, bikɔs i nɔ bin gɛt dip dip grɔn. ɛn bikɔs i nɔ gɛt rut, i dray.Sɔm pan dɛn fɔdɔm midul di chukchuk, ɛn di chukchuk gro, ɛn chok am, ɛn i nɔ bia frut. Ɛn di ɔda wan fɔdɔm na gud grɔn, ɛn i bia frut we gro ɛn bɔku; ɛn bɔn, sɔm tati, ɛn siksti, ɛn sɔm wan ɔndrɛd.』

Insay di parebul bɔt di pɔsin we de plant, fɔ plant na fɔ plant Gɔd in wɔd. Di Wɔd de tɔk bɔt Gɔd in kiŋdɔm. We dɛn sid ya fɔdɔm na di wɔl, difrɛn tin dɛn kin apin. Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm dɔn kam, bɔt di we aw pipul dɛn de ansa am difrɛn. Insay Jizɔs in parebul, dɛn ɛksplen bak wetin di parebul min. Sɔm pipul dɛn nɔ bin ebul fɔ tek Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm we Jizɔs bin de prich, sɔm bin gri fɔ tek am ɛn lɛf am, ɛn pan ɔl we dɛn nɔ bin bɔku, sɔm pipul dɛn bin de we bin gri wit am gud gud wan. Bɔt, dat na ɛvin.

Di parebul bɔt di pɔsin we plant na mɛsej bɔt aw fɔ trit Jizɔs Krays we de na ɛvin. Bɔt dis riakshɔn kin apin to wan pɔsin we biliv di sem tɛm. Fɔ pɔsin we biliv, i kin tan lɛk say we de nia rod, fil we gɛt rɔk, fil we gɛt chukchuk, ɔ we i de chenj to gud fil. Gɔd de wok na di at fɔ di wan dɛn we biliv fɔ mek dis apin. Dat na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm na dis wɔl. Gɔd in kiŋdɔm nɔto utopian kiŋdɔm we go kam tumara bambay, bɔt i go apia insay dis we aw i de naw. Insay di wan dɛn we biliv, gud land ɛn bad land de liv togɛda, ɛn wit ɛn gras de togɛda. Jizɔs tɛl di parebul bɔt di wit ɛn di gras jɔs afta di parebul bɔt di pɔsin we plant. Di parebul bɔt ɛvin gɛt fɔ du wit wit ɛn gras. So, Gɔd de inkrisayz di nɔmba fɔ di wan dɛn we biliv frɔm tati to siksti to wan ɔndrɛd. Na dat mek di Sent dɛn peshɛnt de bak.

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