Sɛvin trayb dɛn na Kenan

 Sɛvin trayb dɛn na Kenan


Insay Ditarɔnɔmi 7: 12 , Gɔd bin tɛl dɛn fɔ dɔnawe wit di sɛvin trayb dɛn we bin de na Kenan, we na di Itayit dɛn, di Girgashayt dɛn, ɛn di Amɔrayt dɛn, di Kenanayt dɛn, di Pɛrizayt dɛn, di Ayvayt dɛn, ɛn di Jebusayt dɛn.』

Tru di Baybul, Gɔd de gi spiritual lɛsin to di wan dɛn we biliv pan sɔntin we gɛt fɔ du wit sɔm tin dɛn we de apin na istri. Kenan min Gɔd in kiŋdɔm, we min Gɔd in kiŋdɔm we de na di at fɔ di wan dɛn we biliv. Mɔtalman dɔn sin frɔm we dɛn bɔn am. Dis na bikɔs di spirit fɔ wan enjɛl we sin na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm bin trɔp na dɔti ɛn bi mɔtalman. Di fɔs man, Adam, bi bɔdi ɛn gi mɔtalman sin bɔdi fɔ day fɔ, ɛn Jizɔs Krays, di las man, day na di krɔs ɛn sɔlv ɔl mɔtalman sin. Dis na baptizim. Wata baptizim de day to ol man (sin). Bɔt mɔtalman sol dɔti ɛn i nɔ go ebul fɔ mek am bɛtɛ bay we mɔtalman de tray fɔ du am. So, di sol (klos) fɔ bɔn wit faya (di Oli Spirit) ɛn wɛr klos we kɔmɔt na ɛvin (di klos we Krays in klos). Dis na di baptizim we di Oli Spirit de baptayz. Di wan dɛn we gɛt di baptizim we di Oli Spirit de gi, gɛt layf bak. If pɔsin gɛt layf bak we pɔsin de alayv, dɛn go bil tɛmpul na di wan dɛn we biliv in at ɛn Gɔd in kiŋdɔm go kam. Bɔt sɔntin lɛk di sɛvin trayb dɛn na Kenan stil de na mɔtalman at ɛn dɛn fɔ dɔnawe wit am. Jɔs lɛk Ditarɔnɔmi 7: 1-2, i min fɔ fɛt ɛn win.

Tin dɛn we tinap tranga wan na di at fɔ di wan dɛn we biliv na di kayn we aw di bɔdi tan, di blɔd rileshɔnship, di tin dɛn we dɛn de tink ɛn di we aw dɛn de tink, rilijɔn, di we aw pɔsin de du wetin rayt fɔ insɛf, di we aw i want fɔ rul, ɛn di we aw pɔsin kin gɛt sɛns. Di fɔs aydentiti fɔ “mi” bin apia insay dɛn sɛvin fɔm ya. Bɔt, di aydentiti fɔ di oli wan dɛn de apia insay di imej fɔ Gɔd (Elohim). Ivin if wi bi oli pipul ɛn Gɔd in kiŋdɔm dɔn de na wi at, wi fɔ dɔnawe wit dɛn sɛvin wikɛd fɔm ya. Gɔd de lid wi fɔ win wɔ.

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