Kwɛshɔn 31. Udat dɛn mek di agrimɛnt fɔ di gudnɛs wit?

 Kwɛshɔn 31. Udat dɛn mek di agrimɛnt fɔ di gudnɛs wit?

Ansa. Dɛn mek di agrimɛnt fɔ di gudnɛs wit Krays, di sɛkɔn Adam, ɛn insay am wit ɔl di wan dɛn we i dɔn pik, we na in pikin dɛn.


Di agrimɛnt we de na di Baybul na prɔmis bitwin Gɔd ɛn mɔtalman. Na wan say Gɔd mek agrimɛnt wit mɔtalman ɛn mek i obe. Bɔt bikɔs mɔtalman nɔ bin obe, di agrimɛnt we dɛn bin dɔn mek trade nɔ bin gɛt wanwɔd, ɛn dɛn bin mek nyu agrimɛnt wit di nyu man. So, di agrimɛnt we Gɔd mek wit di pɔsin we bin de bifo, dɛn kɔl am di ol agrimɛnt, ɛn di agrimɛnt we Gɔd mek wit di nyu man, dɛn kɔl am di nyu agrimɛnt.

Jizɔs day na di krɔs, i gɛt layf bak, ɛn i go na ɛvin. Di nɛt bifo dɛn nel am pan di krɔs, Jizɔs bin tɔk bɔt di nyu agrimɛnt. Afta i brok di bred, i se, “Dis kɔp na di nyu agrimɛnt wit blɔd.” Di wan dɛn we de insay Jizɔs Krays kin tek pat pan di nyu agrimɛnt. Di wan dɛn we de insay Jizɔs Krays na di wan dɛn we dɛn bɛr wit Jizɔs, we day na di krɔs. Dɛn biliv se Jizɔs day fɔ dɛn sin ɛn dɛn gri se in day na dɛn day. So, di oli wan dɛn tinap fɔ di wan dɛn we dɔn day fɔ di lɔ ( Lɛta Fɔ Galeshya 2: 19 ), fɔ sin ( Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 2 ), ɛn fɔ di wɔl ( Lɛta Fɔ Galeshya 6: 14 ).

Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 3 tɔk bak se, “Una nɔ no se wi ɔl we dɔn baptayz insay Krays Jizɔs, baptayz insay in day?” Fɔ gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs in day na fɔ tek pat pan di nyu agrimɛnt. In ɔda wɔd dɛn, di wan dɛn we dɛn bɔn bak kin tek pat pan di nyu agrimɛnt. So, di wan dɛn we dɛn bɔn bak, na fet de sho se dɛn de du wetin rayt. Nɔto ɔlman kin bɔn bak we dɛn biliv Jizɔs, bɔt di wan dɛn we gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs in day kin bɔn bak.

So, oli pipul dɛn de tek pat pan di nyu agrimɛnt. Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 7 se, “Di wan we dɔn day, i dɔn fri frɔm sin ɛn dɛn dɔn gi am se i de du wetin rayt.” So, di wɔd dɛn we de na Lɛta Fɔ Rom 8: 1 de apin. “So naw, nɔ kɔndɛm di wan dɛn we de insay Krays Jizɔs.” Dis na di fulfilment of di agrimɛnt. Bikɔs di agrimɛnt dɔn fulɔp, i kin bi agrimɛnt we gɛt gudnɛs.

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