Kwɛshɔn 15. Wetin na di wok we Gɔd mek?

 Kwɛshɔn 15. Wetin na di wok we Gɔd mek?

Ansa. Di wok we Gɔd mek na dat, fɔs Gɔd mek di wɔl ɛn ɔltin fɔ insɛf bay di wɔd we i gi am wit natin insay siks dez, ɛn ɔltin bin fayn.

Gɔd mek ɛvin ɛn di wɔl fɔ mek di enjɛl dɛn we sin. Insay ɛvin ɛn di wɔl, Gɔd mek layt, wata, skay, gras, plant dɛn we de bia sid, tik dɛn we de bia frut, layt dɛn na di skay, bɔd dɛn, si krichɔ dɛn, ɛn animal dɛn na grɔn. I mek mɔtalman, ɛn i mek man ɛn uman.

Gɔd bin rɛst afta i mek ɔltin fɔ sɛvin dez. Jɛnɛsis 2: 1-3 “Dɛn dɔn dɔn di ɛvin ɛn di wɔl, ɛn ɔl dɛn sojaman dɛn dɔn, di de we mek sɛvin, Gɔd dɔn fɔ du di wok we i dɔn du, ɛn i rɛst di de we mek sɛvin pan ɔl di wok we i dɔn du, ɛn Gɔd blɛs di de we mek sɛvin ɛn mek am oli, bikɔs na da de de i rɛst pan ɔl in wok we Gɔd dɔn du fɔ mek ɔltin.”

Di Chabam we dɛn translet as ɔltin na Jɛnɛsis 2: 1 na ami. Gɔd mek di ɛvin ɛn di wɔl insay siks dez ɛn mek ɔlkayn tin dɛn we gɛt layf na ɛvin ɛn di wɔl, ɛn ɔl dɛn tin ya na Gɔd in ami. Di de we mek sɛvin, di sojaman dɛn na ɛvin ɛn di sojaman dɛn na di wɔl bin ɔganayz ɛn dɛn bin gɛt wanwɔd. Dis min se di ami fɔ Gɔd in kiŋdɔm (spirit) ɛn di ami na dis wɔl (sinful spirit dɛn) bin de ɔlsay.

Insay Lyuk 2: 13, "Wantɛm wantɛm, bɔku bɔku sojaman dɛn we de na ɛvin apia wit di enjɛl ɛn prez Gɔd ɛn se, 'Ɔ yu tink se a nɔ go ebul fɔ pre to mi Papa naw, ɛn i go gi mi pas twɛlv legiɔn (Latin legiɔn) enjɛl dɛn?'" Na ya dɛn sho am as di ami dɛn na ɛvin. Di ami na ɛvin na enjɛl dɛn.

Dis ami we dɛn kɔl "Chava" na di ami fɔ Gɔd in kiŋdɔm ɛn bak na di ami na dis wɔl. Di wɔd "Jiova Gɔd fɔ ɔlman" de bɔku tɛm insay di Ol Tɛstamɛnt. Insay Sam 69: 6, "Nɔ mek di wan dɛn we de wet fɔ yu shem bikɔs ɔf mi, PAPA GƆD we na Gɔd we gɛt pawa, nɔ mek di wan dɛn we de luk fɔ yu shem bikɔs ɔf mi, O Gɔd fɔ Izrɛl." Ɛn insay Sam 80: 4, dɛn tɔk bɔt Izrɛl as ami insay wɔd dɛn lɛk "Aw lɔng yu go vɛks pan yu pipul dɛn prea?"

“Gɔd blɛs di de we mek sɛvin ɛn mek am oli.” Bikɔs Gɔd bin dɔn plan fɔ sev bifo dɛn mek di wɔl, dis blɛsin min se di enjɛl dɛn we dɔn fɔdɔm go gɛt layf we go gɛt layf bak ɛn go bak na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm. I bin rɛst pan dis de, ɛn di Masta we de gi rɛst na Krays. I min se wi go gɛt di blɛsin dɛn we de na ɛvin tru Krays.

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