Kwɛstyɔn 22. Yu tink se ɔl mɔtalman bin fɔdɔm togɛda insay da fɔs sin de?

 Kwɛstyɔn 22. Yu tink se ɔl mɔtalman bin fɔdɔm togɛda insay da fɔs sin de?


Ansa. Di agrimɛnt we dɛn mek wit Adam as di pɔsin we ripresent ɔl mɔtalman nɔ bin jɔs de fɔ am bɔt na fɔ in pikin dɛn bak, so ɔl mɔtalman we ɔdinari jɛnɛreshɔn bɔn frɔm am bin sin togɛda insay Adam ɛn fɔdɔm togɛda wit am insay in fɔs sin.

Dɛn tɔk bɔt di fɔs man na Lɛta Fɔ Kɔlɔse 1: 15 we se: “I tan lɛk Gɔd we wi nɔ de si, we na in fɔs bɔy pikin pas ɔl di tin dɛn we Gɔd mek.” Dis de tɔk bɔt Krays, ɛn i de tɛl wi se Krays na di fɔs pɔsin.

Di fɔs man gi man ɛn uman di bɔdi we gɛt sin. Jizɔs in day na di krɔs min se di bɔdi we sin dɔn day, ɛn na dat mek i se, "I dɔn dɔn," we i day na di krɔs. Jɔn 19: 30 "We Jizɔs dɔn gɛt di vinega, i se, 'I dɔn dɔn.' Ɛn i butu in ed ɛn giv in spirit.”

Di Baybul se bɔt baptizim, Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 6, "Wi no se dɛn bin nel wi ol bɔdi wit am so dat wi nɔ go bi slev to sin igen."

We wi se sin kam insay di wɔl, wi min se sin kam na di wɔl frɔm ɔdasay, ɛn ɔdasay min Gɔd in kiŋdɔm. Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 12 So, jɔs lɛk aw wan man sin kam na di wɔl, ɛn day bikɔs ɔf sin, ɛn na da we de day go skata to ɔlman, bikɔs ɔlman sin. Di Grik wɔd “di” min “tru.” Di fɔs man na di chanɛl we di bɔdi we sin bin de yuz fɔ go insay di wɔl. Ɔlman we dɛn bɔn na di wɔl na sina frɔm di tɛm we dɛn bɔn am.

Di man Adam ɛn di uman Iv min di enjɛl dɛn we sin na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm in spirit. Dɛn bɔn dɛn na di wɔl wit dɛn yon sin, dɛn bin want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd ɛn dɛn bin de agens Gɔd. So, ɔl mɔtalman bɔn na di wɔl wit dɛn yon sin. Sin bin kam insay di wɔl tru di sin bɔdi we di fɔs man bin gi am, ɛn di las Adam pul di sin bɔdi na di krɔs. Dis min se di fɔs wan dɛn we kam insay na di man Adam ɛn di uman Iv.

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