Gɔd in wok ɛn mɔtalman in wok

 Gɔd in wok ɛn mɔtalman in wok


Gɔd in wok na fɔ mek pipul dɛn biliv di wan we Gɔd sɛn (Krays). Pita bin kɔnfɛs to Jizɔs se, “Yu na Gɔd in Pikin,” bɔt wantɛm wantɛm i tɔn agens wetin Jizɔs tɔk. In ɔda wɔd dɛn, yu nɔ fɔ day. Insay Matyu 16: 21-23, “Frɔm da tɛm de Jizɔs bigin fɔ tɛl in disaypul dɛn se i fɔ go na Jerusɛlɛm, ɛn sɔfa bɔku tin frɔm di ɛlda dɛn, di edman dɛn fɔ di prist dɛn, ɛn di Lɔ ticha dɛn, ɛn dɛn go kil am ɛn gɛt layf bak. ” . bak di tɔd de. Dɔn Pita ol am ɛn bigin fɔ tɛl am se: “Masta, lɛ i fa frɔm yu, dis nɔ go apin to yu.” Bɔt i tɔn to Pita se: “Setan, kɔmɔt biɛn mi, yu de du bad to mi, bikɔs yu nɔ de it di tin dɛn we Gɔd de du, bɔt yu de it di tin dɛn we mɔtalman gɛt.”』

Bikɔs Pita bin du sɔntin lɛk fɔ dinay Gɔd in wok fɔ smɔl tɛm, Setan (di pɔsin we de bifo di lɔ) bin tray fɔ kɔndɛm Pita. Da tɛm de, Jizɔs Krays win Setan fɔ protɛkt Pita. Ɛn Jizɔs bin kɔndɛm Pita bikɔs i bin de tink bɔt mɔtalman tin dɛn ɛn i bin de tray fɔ mek Jizɔs stɔp. Pita dinay Jizɔs tri tɛm te di kɔk kray tri tɛm. Ɛn Jizɔs day na di krɔs. Pita, we dinay am tri tɛm, se insay Matyu 26: 75, “Pita mɛmba wetin Jizɔs tɛl am se, Bifo di kɔk kray, yu go dinay mi tri tɛm.” En imbin go, en imbin krai. 』Bɔt Jizɔs Krays we gɛt layf bak bin go fɛn Pita ɛn gi am di wok fɔ mek pipul dɛn no bɔt Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm wan tɛm bak.

Wan kes lɛk Pita na di tin dɛn we de insay Di Apɔsul Dɛn Wok [Akt] 21: 10-14.『We wi bin de de fɔ lɔng tɛm, wan prɔfɛt we nem Egabɔs kam dɔŋ frɔm Judia. We i kam to wi, i tek Pɔl in bɛlt ɛn tay in yon an ɛn fut ɛn tɛl am se: “Na so di Oli Spirit se, ‘Na so di Ju pipul dɛn na Jerusɛlɛm go tay di man we gɛt dis bɛlt ɛn gi am na di an dɛn fɔ di Jɛntayl dɛn. We wi yɛri dɛn tin ya, wi ɛn di wan dɛn we de na da ples de, beg am fɔ lɛ i nɔ go na Jerusɛlɛm. Dɔn Pɔl aks am se: “Wetin una min fɔ kray ɛn brok mi at? bikɔs a nɔ rɛdi fɔ lɛ dɛn jɔs tay mi, bɔt a rɛdi fɔ day na Jerusɛlɛm fɔ di Masta Jizɔs in nem. We i nɔ bin want fɔ mek i biliv, wi stɔp fɔ tɔk se, “Lɛ wetin PAPA GƆD want, bi.”』

Bɔku pan di disaypul dɛn we bin dɔn yɛri tru di Oli Spirit se dɛn go gi Pɔl to di neshɔn dɛn an, bin advays am se i nɔ fɔ go ɔp na Jerusɛlɛm. Pɔl bin dɔn tray fɔ du in mishɔn as pɔsin we de du Gɔd in wok ɛn as pɔsin we de skata wetin Gɔd want ɛn nɔ tink bɔt in yon layf. Di disaypul dɛn we bin tɛl am se i nɔ fɔ go na Jerusɛlɛm bin de wɔri bɔt Pɔl in day. Dat min se, dɛn kin tink bɔt mɔtalman biznɛs. Gɔd in wok na fɔ prich bɔt di day ɛn layf bak pan di krɔs ilɛk wetin apin. Jizɔs in day na di krɔs ɛn in layf bak bin fɔ sev ɔl mɔtalman, ɛn di disaypul dɛnsɛf fɔ skata dis. Dis na Gɔd in wok.

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