Kwɛstyɔn 17. Aw Gɔd mek mɔtalman?

 Kwɛstyɔn 17. Aw Gɔd mek mɔtalman?

Ansa. Afta Gɔd dɔn mek ɔl di ɔda tin dɛn we Gɔd mek, i mek man ɛn uman, di man in bɔdi wit dɔti we de na grɔn, ɛn di uman kɔmɔt na di man in rib. I bin gi dɛn sol dɛn we gɛt layf, we gɛt sɛns, ɛn we nɔ de day. I mek dɛn lɛk aw i tan, wit no, rayt, ɛn oli, ɛn rayt in lɔ na dɛn at, ɛn gi dɛn kɔntrol pan di tin dɛn we Gɔd mek, ɛn di ebul fɔ kip in lɔ, bɔt i mek dɛn kɔrɔpt.


Afta Gɔd mek ɔltin, i mek dɛn wit dɔti na grɔn ɛn blo insay dɛn layf we de gi layf, ɛn mek mɔtalman. Jɛnɛsis 2: 7 "Gɔd mek mɔtalman wit dɔti na grɔn ɛn blo insay in nos dɛn briz we de gi layf, ɛn mɔtalman bi pɔsin we gɛt layf."

Insay Jɛnɛsis 1: 27, "Na so Gɔd mek mɔtalman lɛk aw i tan, i mek am lɛk aw i tan, i mek man ɛn uman." Di Baybul tɔk bɔt di we aw dɛn mek di fɔs man ɛn di we aw dɛn mek man ɛn uman. Dɛn tu tin ya nɔto di sem tin dɛn we dɛn mek, bɔt na difrɛn tin dɛn we dɛn mek. I se Gɔd mek di fɔs man, dɔn tru da fɔs man de, i mek man ɛn uman.

Bɔku pipul dɛn kin tink se Gɔd in pikchɔ na fɔ no, fɔ du wetin rayt, ɛn fɔ oli, bɔt Gɔd in pikchɔ na Krays. Insay Lɛta Fɔ Kɔlɔse 1: 15 , i se, “I tan lɛk Gɔd we wi nɔ de si, in fɔs pikin pas ɔl di tin dɛn we Gɔd mek.” Insay Inglish, dɛn translet am as fɔs bɔy pikin, ɛn insay Grik, dɛn translet am prototokos (πρωτότοκος). Prototokos (πρωτότοκος) min di wan we de bifo di rayt we. Insay di prɛdistineshɔn fɔ Krays, na di kɔnsɛpt se Krays na di biginin fɔ ɔltin. So, Krays bi di fɔs bɔy pikin ɛn di fɔs pɔsin pan ɔl di tin dɛn we Gɔd mek.

Di fɔs man na pɔsin we gɛt di kayn we aw Gɔd tan. Gɔd in pikchɔ min di tɛmpul we de insay di sol, ɛn Gɔd de insay dis tɛmpul. Na dat mek dɛn kɔl di fɔs man Krays. Bɔt, man ɛn uman na di wan dɛn we dɛn bɔn wit dɛn yon sin, so na di wan dɛn we nɔ gɛt di kayn we aw Gɔd tan. Fɔ mek Gɔd in pikchɔ kam bak, na tru di day we pɔsin day we dɛn dɔn pe fɔ sin. Jizɔs Krays day di day we i day fɔ pe fɔ sin, ɛn di wan dɛn we gɛt wanwɔd wit am na di wan dɛn we gɛt Gɔd in pikchɔ bak.

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