3. A de sɛn bred frɔm ɛvin fɔ una

 3. A de sɛn bred frɔm ɛvin fɔ una

(Tu fish ɛn fayv bali bred)


Ɛksodɔs 16: 4-5 “Dɔn PAPA GƆD tɛl Mozis se: “A go ren bred frɔm ɛvin fɔ una; ɛn di pipul dɛn go go ɛn gɛda sɔm mɔni ɛvride, so dat a go pruv dɛn if dɛn go waka.” insay mi lɔ, ɔ nɔ. Ɛn di de we mek siks, dɛn go rɛdi di tin dɛn we dɛn go kam wit; ɛn i go pas tu tɛm pas wetin dɛn kin gɛda ɛvride.”

『 A go ren bred frɔm ɛvin fɔ yu 』Di Ibru Baybul se ( מכרם לכחחם מԴןԾהששרם מלים ) Matir Rachem Lehem (מԷמטԴԥיר ל۸כԶԛם ל۶ۖח ۶ם) translet, 『A go mek ren (מט֥יר), bred (מ۷מ۰ט۴ۥי) fɔ una (ל۸כ۶ۛם). ר)』Rɛn ɛn gi bred nɔ fɔ jɔyn, bɔt ren ɛn bred fɔ separet. Di minin kin kam klia.

So, na simbolik pikchɔ we de sho ren ɛn rays kek we de fɔdɔm di sem tɛm. Ren min wata ɛn fish insay di mirekul we di fayv bred ɛn tu fish, ɛn rays kek min fayv bali bred. Di wɔd dɛn we de ɔp tan lɛk di sayn we de sho fayv bred ɛn tu fish.

Insay di tu fish dɛn, di fish min wata, ɛn di tu na di Tɛn Kɔmandmɛnt dɛn na di Ol Tɛstamɛnt ɛn di tu lɔ dɛn na di Nyu Tɛstamɛnt, we min di sɛkɔn Nyu Tɛstamɛnt. Di tu lɔ dɛn na di Nyu Tɛstamɛnt na bɔt layf fɔ gɛt fɔgivnɛs fɔ sin. I min Jizɔs in blɔd.

Di fayv bred na fayv bali bred, ɛn di fayv tin dɛn de sho di lɔ dɛn we de na di Fayv Buk dɛn we Mozis rayt, we min se dɛn dɔn dɔn di lɔ dɛn. Di fulfilment fɔ di lɔ na di day ɛn layf we Jizɔs Krays gɛt na di krɔs. Di sayn fɔ fayv bred ɛn tu fish min fɔ day na di krɔs ɛn fɔ gɛt layf bak togɛda wit Jizɔs.

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