Kwɛshɔn 25. Wetin de insay di sin we di prɔpati we mɔtalman fɔdɔm insay?

 Kwɛshɔn 25. Wetin de insay di sin we di prɔpati we mɔtalman fɔdɔm insay?

Ansa. Di sin we di ɛstate we mɔtalman fɔdɔm insay, gɛt fɔ du wit di gilti we Adam bin gilti fɔ di fɔs tin we Adam bin du, di we aw i nɔ bin gɛt rayt we dɛn mek am, ɛn di we aw i bin de kɔrɔpt, we de mek i nɔ gri wit ɔl wetin gud na spirit, ɛn i nɔ ebul fɔ du gud, bɔt i de du ɔl wetin bad ɛn ɔltɛm; we dɛn kin kɔl ɔrijinal sin, ɛn we ɔl di rial tin dɛn we dɛn kin du kin kɔmɔt frɔm dat.


"Man, we dɛn mek lɛk Gɔd," dɛn bin mek am bak as man ɛn uman, ɛn we dɛn sin agens Gɔd, Gɔd in pikchɔ nɔ de igen. Ɛn dip insay dɛn at, di aydɔl we gridi bin gɛt rut. Insay Lɛta Fɔ Kɔlɔse 3: 5, "Una kil una bɔdi we de na di wɔl: una de du mami ɛn dadi biznɛs di we aw Gɔd nɔ want, una de du tin we nɔ klin, una de fil bad, una want fɔ du bad, ɛn una want ɔltin we na fɔ wɔship aydɔl."

Gridi kin mek pɔsin in kɔnshɛns klawd. So, wi kin tray ɔltɛm fɔ sho wisɛf wit di want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd. Gridi na we pɔsin want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd. Iv it di frut fɔ di tik fɔ no gud ɛn bad spiritual wan min di bad at fɔ di enjɛl we sin na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm ɛn agens Gɔd, ɛn dɛn kɔl dis ɔrijinal sin. Fɔs sin min se wi want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd. So, wi de kɔmit sin bikɔs ɔf da gridi de.

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