Kwɛstyɔn 13. Wetin Gɔd dɔn disayd spɛshal wan bɔt enjɛl ɛn mɔtalman?

 Kwɛstyɔn 13. Wetin Gɔd dɔn disayd spɛshal wan bɔt enjɛl ɛn mɔtalman?

Ansa. Gɔd, frɔm in lɔv we go de sote go ɛn in advays we nɔ de chenj, i dɔn pik sɔm enjɛl dɛn fɔ gɛt glori, ɛn sɔm insay Krays, fɔ gi dɛn layf we go de sote go, ɛn di we fɔ gɛt am, fɔ prez in glori gudnɛs we go sho insay di fulnɛs tɛm; ɛn i dɔn lɛf di ɔda wan dɛn, akɔdin to in sovereignty ɛn advays we nɔbɔdi nɔ go ebul fɔ fɛn, we i de gi ɔ stɔp di gudnɛs as i want, fɔ prez di glori fɔ in jɔstis, ɛn i dɔn lɛf dɛn fɔ sɔfa ɛn pɔnish dɛn fɔ dɛn sin, ɔnda prosɛs ɛn vɛksteshɔn.


Enjɛl dɛn na Gɔd in krichɔ dɛn, ɛn dɛn de du sɔntin fɔ sɔpɔt Gɔd in kiŋdɔm. Bɔt, enjɛl dɛn sheb to tu kayn. Dɛn sheb dɛn to di wan dɛn we dɛn put na jel ɛn di wan dɛn we de na jel. Insay dis wɔl, if pɔsin du bad, dɛn kin sheb am to pipul dɛn we de sin ɛn di wan dɛn we de put di wan dɛn we de sin na jel. Dɛn ɔl tu na di sem pipul dɛn, bɔt dɛn kin put wan kayn pɔsin na jel ɛn di ɔda kayn de in chaj fɔ put di wan dɛn we de sin na jel. Semweso, dɛn kin put enjɛl dɛn na jel we dɛn du bad, ɛn di wan dɛn we de put dɛn na jel na enjɛl dɛn bak. Ɛn di wan dɛn we de prich di gud nyuz to di wan dɛn we de na prizin ɛn mek dɛn ripɛnt ɛn kam bak na enjɛl dɛn bak.

Di wan we de na jel na Gɔd in enjɛl, ɛn di wan we dɛn put na jel na mɔtalman. Dɛn tɔk dis fayn fayn wan na Jɛnɛsis 2: 1 we i se: “Di ɛvin ɛn di wɔl dɔn, ɛn ɔl dɛn ami dɔn dɔn.”

Dɛn fɔ dɔn translet am as “dɛn mek di ɛvin ɛn di wɔl, ɛn ɔl dɛn sojaman dɛn.” 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 gɛt wanwɔd. Dis min se di ami dɛn na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm (spirit dɛn) ɛn di ami dɛn na dis wɔl (sinful spirit dɛn) dɔn ful-ɔp.

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