Kwɛshɔn 26. Aw di fɔs sin kin kɔmɔt frɔm wi gret gret granpa dɛn to dɛn pikin dɛn?

 Kwɛshɔn 26. Aw di fɔs sin kin kɔmɔt frɔm wi gret gret granpa dɛn to dɛn pikin dɛn?

Ansa. Di ɔrijinal sin de kɔmɔt frɔm wi gret gret granpa dɛn to dɛn pikin dɛn bay di natura we fɔ bɔn pikin, so ɔl di pikin dɛn we dɛn bɔn frɔm wi gret gret granpa dɛn bay di natura we fɔ bɔn pikin dɛn, dɛn kin gɛt bɛlɛ ɛn bɔn dɛn na sin.


Fɔs sin na fɔ want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd. Di fɔs pɔsin we gɛt dis want, apia as Iv na di Gadin na Idɛn. Iv na di sayn fɔ di wikɛd enjɛl dɛn we de na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm. Di enjɛl dɛn we bin sin na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm bin want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd, so dɛn bin de agens Gɔd ɛn lɛf Gɔd, we na gridi ɛn sin. Dɛn sho wetin de insay Jud 1: 6 ɛn Pita In Sɛkɛn Lɛta 2: 4 as pikchɔ bɔt di gadin we bin de na Idɛn.

Sin na fɔ want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd, ɛn fɔ pwɛl Gɔd in lɔ dɛn na sin, ɛn di tin we kin apin we pɔsin sin na day. Di wan dɛn we tink se fɔ brok di lɔ dɛn na sin nɔ ɔndastand spiritual day. Sin nɔ bigin na di wɔl, bɔt i bigin na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm.

Lɛta Fɔ Rom 5: 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.

Ɔl pipul dɛn kin go insay di bɔdi we na bɔdi tru di pas we di sin bɔdi we pas frɔm di fɔs man. So, di fɔs sin nɔ de pas to di nɛks jɛnɛreshɔn, bɔt dɛn bɔn pipul dɛn na di wɔl wit dɛn yon sin dɛn we dɛn dɔn du na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm.

Wan pɔsin na di fɔs man we nem Adam. Dɛn translet am as “bikɔs ɔf wan man,” we min “thru wan man.” Di fɔs man Adam na di say we sin kam insay di wɔl. In ɔda wɔd, di wɔd pasej min di bɔdi we sin de pas. So, di bɔdi fɔ sin na di pas we sin de pas. Di “bɔdi fɔ sin” we de na Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 6, dɛn kɔl am “to soma tes hamartias” (τὸ σῶμα τῆς ἁμαρτίας) insay Grik, we nɔto di bɔdi we gɛt sin, bɔt na bɔtul we gɛt sin. If wi tink bɔt sin as sɔntin, i tan lɛk bɔtul we gɛt sin.

Di fɔs man we nem Adam de du da wok de. So di fɔs man na Krays. Di sin bɔdi we bin pas frɔm di fɔs man, bin pas to Jizɔs Krays. Jizɔs bin gɛt sin bɔdi frɔm Meri, bɔt i nɔ gɛt sin. Frɔm we Jizɔs day na di krɔs, di wan dɛn we de insay Krays sɛf day fɔ sin bɔdi, ɛn di sin bɔdi nɔ de igen.

Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 6-7 "Wi no se dɛn nel wi ol bɔdi wit am so dat wi nɔ go bi slev to sin igen. Bikɔs di wan we dɔn day dɔn fri frɔm sin."

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