8. kwayl ɛn mana

 8. kwayl ɛn mana


Ɛksodɔs 16: 13-14 . We ivintɛm, di kwayl dɛn kam ɔp ɛn kɔba di kamp, ɛn na mɔnin di dyu bin de rawnd di ami. We di dyu we bin de go ɔp, luk, wan smɔl rawnd tin bin de na di wildanɛs.


Kwɛl de sho ivintɛm. Bɔd na animal dɛn we nɔ klin, we min sin ɛn day. Bɔt, Sherav gɛt di minin fɔ chenj we pɔsin kin day. I min di chenj we kin kam na layf we pɔsin day fɔ sin. Insay Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 5 i se, “If wi dɔn plant togɛda lɛk aw i day, wi go tan lɛk in layf bak:” ɛn insay 6: 7 i se, “Bikɔs di wan we dɔn day de fri frɔm sin.” Du am. So Sherav min se we di Wɔd fulfil insay di Papa ɛn di Pikin, di Oli Spirit de kam to dɛn.


Di Oli Spirit kɔba Et Mahaneh (dɛn kamp). Na mɔnin, dyu kin de rawnd Mahane, ɛn we di dyu go ɔp na di skay, wan smɔl tin we tan lɛk frɔst we rawnd rawnd (mana) kin apia na di wildanɛs. Wi de si di wɔd fɔ Gɔd in spɛshal gudnɛs na di wildanɛs. Dyu (tal) de insay di lɔ fɔ di gudnɛs. Di dyu we de go ɔp na ɛvin min se dɛn dɔn sho di lɔ. Na dat mek wi kin si di wɔd dɛn we mi Papa, Pikin, ɛn mi bi wan. So, we dɛn no se dɛn dɔn lɛf dɛn papa ɛn kray, Gɔd gi dɛn mit fɔ it. Mit de sho Jizɔs Krays na di krɔs.

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