Kwɛshɔn 8. Ɔda Gɔd dɛn de apat frɔm Gɔd?

 Kwɛshɔn 8. Ɔda Gɔd dɛn de apat frɔm Gɔd?

Ansa. Na wan Gɔd nɔmɔ de we gɛt layf ɛn we na tru.

Na wan Gɔd nɔmɔ de, bɔt bikɔs pipul dɛn we se dɛn biliv Gɔd de difayn Gɔd di sem we ɛn kɔl am Gɔd, i nɔ izi fɔ mit di tru Gɔd.


Di Baybul tɔk bak bɔt Gɔd in aydentiti difrɛn we dɛn. “Mi na udat a bi” na “haya asher haya” insay Ibru. Afta dat, di Ju pipul dɛn bin de kɔl Gɔd Adonai, bɔt as tɛm de go, dɛn bigin fɔ kɔl am Yahweh, ɛn tide, di aydentiti fɔ Gɔd dɔn kɔnfyus bikɔs ɔf di transleshɔn dɛn we dɛn translet to di langwej dɛn na ɛni kɔntri. Na mɔtalman dɛn bin translet am insay Inglish as LORD (Lord). Bɔt, di wangren tru Gɔd na di wan we Jizɔs Krays kɔl Papa. Jizɔs fɔ bi Gɔd in Pikin so dat i go sev tru am. Di wan dɛn we de insay Krays kin kɔl Gɔd bak Papa lɛk Jizɔs, ɛn di oli wan dɛn we kin kɔl Gɔd Papa na di wan dɛn we biliv se Jizɔs day na di krɔs wit dɛn ɛn i gɛt layf bak wit dɛn. In ɔda wɔd, di wan dɛn we dɔn gɛt di baptizim we di Oli Spirit de gi dɛn kin kɔl di tru Gɔd Papa.

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