Kwɛstyɔn 3. Wetin na Gɔd in Wɔd?

 Kwɛstyɔn 3. Wetin na Gɔd in Wɔd?

Ansa. Di Ol ɛn Nyu Tɛstamɛnt na Gɔd in Wɔd ɛn na di wangren lɔ fɔ fet ɛn fɔ du sɔntin.

Akɔdin to di lɔ fɔ fet, wi kin si Gɔd in wɔd na di tu men branch dɛn na di lɔ ɛn di gud nyuz. Wi kin se di lɔ na kɔmandmɛnt fɔ akshɔn, “Du ɔ nɔ du,” bɔt di wɔd fɔ di lɔ na wɔd we de mek pipul dɛn no se dɛn na pipul dɛn we nɔ ebul fɔ kip Gɔd in lɔ dɛn kpatakpata ɛn fɔ fɛn Krays, ɛn di gud nyuz na dat Krays dɔn kam, ɛn if yu go insay Krays, yu go sev. So, wi kin se Gɔd in wɔd na di lɔ fɔ fet we de mek pɔsin sev.

Bɔt if wi luk am bay di wangren lɔ bɔt wok, di lɔ kin chenj to ligal. Bikɔs ligalism de ɛmpɛsh wok, di gospel kin separet frɔm wok. If yu go insay di fet we Jizɔs Krays gɛt, yu go sev, bɔt i de ataya wan kɔndishɔn we wok fɔ fala. Fɔ ataya dis kɔndishɔn na ligalism.

Jems 2: 14-17 Mi brɔda dɛn, us gud i go du if pɔsin se i gɛt fet bɔt i nɔ du am? Yu tink se fet go sev am? If brɔda ɔ sista nekɛd ɛn nɔ gɛt tin fɔ it ɛvride, ɛn wan pan una tɛl dɛn se, “Una go wit pis, una wam ɛn ful-ɔp,” bɔt una nɔ gi dɛn di tin dɛn we dɛn nid fɔ di bɔdi, wetin i go bɛnifit? Ivin so fet, if i nɔ gɛt wok, na day, fɔ de in wan.

Da tɛm de, pan di Ju pipul dɛn we bin tek di gud nyuz, bɔku pipul dɛn bin biliv pan di gud nyuz bɔt dɛn bin tink se dɛn fɔ sakɔmsayz fɔ mek dɛn sev. Bikɔs ɔf dis prɔblɛm, dɛn bin gɛt di fɔs kaɔnsil na di chɔch na Jerusɛlɛm, ɛn dɛn bin deklare se fɔ sakɔmsayz na agrimɛnt wit Jizɔs Krays, ɛn naw we Jizɔs kam na di wɔl, day na di krɔs, ɛn i gɛt layf bak, di agrimɛnt fɔ sakɔmsayz dɔn kam tru, so i nɔ nid fɔ sakɔmsayz igen. Bɔt pan ɔl dat, bɔku Ju pipul dɛn bin kɔntinyu fɔ tinap tranga wan fɔ sakɔmsayz, so Jems bin tɔk bɔt tin dɛn we dɛn de du. Di wok dɛn we Jems bin tɔk bɔt bin min fɔ lɛf fɔ sakɔmsayz ɛn fɔ gi pipul dɛn di it we gɛt fɔ du wit Gɔd, we na layf we go gɛt layf bak.

So, if wi se na Gɔd in Wɔd na di wangren lɔ fɔ biev, dat min se da kɔndɔkt de min fɔ kip ɛn du wetin di lɔ se, we difrɛn frɔm wetin Gɔd in Wɔd min insay di Ol ɛn Nyu Tɛstamɛnt. Gɔd in Wɔd nɔ min fɔ kip ɛn du wetin di lɔ se pafɛkt wan, bɔt i min fɔ lɛf fɔ fala lɔ ɛn go bifo fɔ gɛt layf we go gɛt layf bak.

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