Kwɛstyɔn 6. Wetin di Baybul tɛl wi bɔt Gɔd?

 Kwɛstyɔn 6. Wetin di Baybul tɛl wi bɔt Gɔd?


Ansa. Di Baybul tɛl wi udat na Gɔd, di pipul dɛn we na Gɔd, in lɔ dɛn, ɛn aw dɛn lɔ dɛn de du.

Di Baybul de tɔk bɔt Gɔd tru parebul ɛn rivyu dɛn, ɛn wi kin ɔndastand di minin fɔ di Baybul indaykt wan tru wetin Gɔd want. Ivin if di Baybul tɛl wi sɔntin bɔt Gɔd ɔ uskayn pɔsin i bi, di wan dɛn we de rid di Baybul nɔ no Gɔd ɔ ɔndastand Gɔd.

Gɔd in wil na fɔ sev ɔl di pipul dɛn we de liv na sin na di wɔl. So, na di wan dɛn nɔmɔ we ɔndastand tru di parebul dɛn na di Baybul go ebul fɔ ɔndastand wetin Gɔd want ɛn fɛn Gɔd insay di Baybul, we na Gɔd in Wɔd.

Di Baybul tɛl wi se tru di kiŋdɔm we Gɔd gɛt ɛn di kiŋdɔm na di wɔl, tru di prɛdistineshɔn we Krays bin dɔn disayd bifo dɛn mek di wɔl ɛn di fulfilmɛnt fɔ da prɛdistineshɔn de tru Jizɔs Krays, ɛn tru di fulfilmɛnt fɔ da prɛdistineshɔn de, Gɔd, Jizɔs Krays, ɛn di oli wan dɛn fɔ bi wan insay di Oli Spirit.

Di Baybul sho klia wan se di oli wan dɛn fɔ bi wan wit Gɔd insay Krays tru Jizɔs in las prea. I de pre mek di disaypul dɛn bi wan wit di Papa insay Krays, jɔs lɛk aw Gɔd ɛn Krays bin bi wan bifo. Dis na wetin Gɔd want, ɛn di wan dɛn we no wetin Gɔd want kin bi di wan dɛn we sabi Gɔd.

Di sent kin bi pɔsin we no wetin Gɔd want, ɛn so di sent kin kɔnfɛs se Gɔd na Gɔd we de du tin tret ɛn na Gɔd we de sho lɔv. I nɔ mata aw di Baybul tɔk bɔt Gɔd, di wan dɛn we nɔ no wetin Gɔd want kin tink bɔt Gɔd di we aw dɛn de tich. Di wan dɛn we nɔ de fala wetin Gɔd want nɔ go ebul fɔ gɛt rilayshɔn wit Gɔd, ɛn dat mek dɛn nɔ no uskayn pɔsin Gɔd bi.

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