Kwɛshɔn 20. Wetin Gɔd bin gi am bɔt aw mɔtalman bin de afta dɛn mek ɔltin ɛn bifo i fɔdɔm?

 Kwɛshɔn 20. Wetin Gɔd bin gi am bɔt aw mɔtalman bin de afta dɛn mek ɔltin ɛn bifo i fɔdɔm?

Ansa. Di tin we Gɔd bin gi am bɔt aw mɔtalman go bi afta we i mek ɔltin ɛn bifo i fɔdɔm na fɔ put mɔtalman na paradays ɛn mek i plant am, it di frut dɛn na di wɔl fri wan, put ɔda tin dɛn we i mek ɔnda in rul, ɛn fɔ mared pɔsin we i go de wit fɔ ɛp am. I bin gi mɔtalman di chans bak fɔ gɛt kɔmyuniɔn wit Gɔd insɛf, i mek di Sabat, ɛn mek wan agrimɛnt fɔ layf wit mɔtalman pan kɔndishɔn fɔ obe pafɛkt pɔsin ɛn sote go, di prɔmis we i prɔmis na di frut fɔ di tik we de gi layf, ɛn fɔ ban fɔ it di tik we de no gud ɛn bad, pan di pɔnishmɛnt fɔ day.


Insay Jɛnɛsis (chapta 1-3), dɛn se Gɔd mek di ɛvin ɛn di wɔl, dɔn i mek mɔtalman, ɛn mek di gadin we de na Idɛn ɛn put am de. Jɛnɛsis 2: 7-8 "Dɛn PAPA GƆD mek mɔtalman wit dɔti na grɔn, ɛn blo insay in nos, ɛn mɔtalman bi layf. Ɛn PAPA GƆD mek wan gadin na Idɛn, na di ist, ɛn i put di man we i mek de."

Chapta 2-3 na Jɛnɛsis gɛt di wɔd dɛn bɔt di tik we de gi layf na Idɛn, di kɔmand fɔ nɔ it frut frɔm di tik we de midul di gadin, di 4 riva dɛn ɛn di kɔmand fɔ gayd ɛn plant dɛn, di nem fɔ di animal ɛn bɔd dɛn ɛn fɔ rul oba dɛn, ɛn di stori bɔt Bɛfil.

Tu kayn mɔtalman de bifo i fɔdɔm afta Gɔd mek am. Di fɔs wan na di we aw mɔtalman mek na di wɔl. Insay Jɛnɛsis 2: 7, “Mɔtalman bi pɔsin we gɛt layf,” nephesh hai min pɔsin we gɛt layf. Na layf we nɔ gɛt bɛtɛ tin fɔ du. Layf we nɔ gɛt bɛtɛ layf kin bi pɔsin we fɔ day.

Di sɛkɔn wan na di imej we mɔtalman gɛt na Idɛn. Insay di imej fɔ it di frut fɔ di tik we de gi layf, di tik we de gi layf min di tik we de gi layf we go de sote go, ɛn di tik we de gi layf we go de sote go nɔ de na di wɔl, bɔt wi kin si am as stori bɔt Gɔd in kiŋdɔm we nɔ de day na spirit. So, di wɔl kin bi ples fɔ day pan Gɔd biznɛs. Idɛn min Gɔd in kiŋdɔm na mɔtalman at.

Gɔd mek mɔtalman na dis wɔl wit smɔl layf, bɔt bɔku pipul dɛn tink se Gɔd mek wan paradays usay pipul dɛn go de sote go, usay dɛn go it di frut fɔ di tik we de gi layf ɛn liv wit blɛsin sote go. Bɔt, dis nɔto stori we pɔsin kin tɔk bɔt, bɔt na stori we gɛt fɔ du wit Gɔd biznɛs.

Gɔd mek di wɔl ɛn mek mɔtalman, bɔt i dɔn day pan Gɔd biznɛs. Di rizin we mek i day pan spirit na bikɔs in spirit dɔn trɔp na di wɔl bikɔs ɔf di enjɛl in sin, so i nɔ no Gɔd. Na dat mek Gɔd put Gɔd in tɛmpul (Idɛn) insay mɔtalman at. Ɛn Gɔd de na da tɛmpul de, ɛn dɛn tɛl wi fɔ it Gɔd in wɔd (frut fɔ di tik we de gi layf) ɛn liv.

Tru di kiŋdɔm we Gɔd gɛt insay di sol, na wɔd we de tɛl wi fɔ no di stori bɔt di sinful enjɛl dɛn we de na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm bifo dɛn kam na di wɔl. Frɔm di fɔs man, dɛn mek man ɛn uman, ɛn Iv sin bikɔs i want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd, ɛn in man sɛf sin, so dɛn trowe dɛn na di wɔl bak. Dis min se dɛn bin put di enjɛl dɛn we bin sin na ɛlfaya bikɔs dɛn bin sin agens Gɔd. Ɛl na di wɔl. Pita In Sɛkɛn Lɛta 2: 4 “If Gɔd nɔ bin sɔri fɔ di enjɛl dɛn we dɛn sin, bɔt i trowe dɛn na ɛlfaya ɛn put dɛn na dak chen fɔ mek dɛn kip dɛn te di jɔjmɛnt.”

Insay Idɛn, Gɔd ɛn Setan, di snek, apia, ɛn di fɔs man separet frɔm di fɔs uman ɛn dɛn sho bak aw man ɛn uman mek. Di tik we de gi layf ɛn di tik de na di gadin bak, ɛn Iv it di frut we di snek in wɔd dɛn se i go tan lɛk Gɔd, ɛn gi am to in man, so Gɔd pɔnish am ɛn trowe am na di wɔl bak.

If wi yuz dis dairekt to di stori bɔt Gɔd in kiŋdɔm, i min se di wikɛd enjɛl dɛn bin de agens Gɔd (Krays) ɛn tray fɔ rɔnawe pan in rul. Di rizin na bikɔs dɛn bin de tink se if dɛn jɔyn dɛn pawa togɛda, dɛn go tan lɛk Gɔd. We dɛn it di frut, dat min se dɛn gridi bin wok ɛn dɛn bin de agens Gɔd, so Gɔd put dɛn na jel fɔ gɛt prɔpati. Dis min se Gɔd sɛn dɛn bak na di wɔl frɔm Idɛn. I min bak se Gɔd sɛn di enjɛl dɛn we sin kɔmɔt na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm fɔ kam na di wɔl.

Di we aw pipul dɛn de liv na di wɔl na dat tɛmpul de na di sol, bɔt Gɔd nɔ de. Gɔd dɔn kɔmɔt de. Dis parebul kin bi di stori bɔt di vayn gadin ɛn di fama. Insay di tɛmpul insay di sol, pɔsin kin sidɔm as di masta.

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