Kwɛshɔn 35. Aw dɛn de administret di agrimɛnt fɔ di gudnɛs insay di Nyu Tɛstamɛnt tɛm?

 Kwɛshɔn 35. Aw dɛn de administret di agrimɛnt fɔ di gudnɛs insay di Nyu Tɛstamɛnt tɛm?

Ansa. Infakt, insay di Nyu Tɛstamɛnt tɛm we Krays apia, dɛn bin de administret dis agrimɛnt fɔ gudnɛs da tɛm de ɛn stil de tide bay we dɛn de prich di wɔd ɛn gi baptizim ɛn di Masta in Sɔpa (sakramɛnt dɛn). Insay dɛn sakramɛnt ya, dɛn de sho ɔlman di gudnɛs ɛn sev mɔ ful wan, klia wan, ɛn fayn fayn wan.

Lɛta Fɔ Rom 10: 9-10 "If yu kɔnfɛs wit yu mɔt se, ‘Jizɔs na Masta,’ ɛn biliv wit yu at se Gɔd gi am layf bak, yu go sev. Bikɔs wit in at pɔsin biliv ɛn i de du wetin rayt, ɛn wit in mɔt pɔsin de tɔk ɛn sev am."

Wi kin gɛt sev tru fet, nɔto tru di sakramɛnt rites lɛk baptizim ɔ di Masta in Sɔpa. Dɛn rilijɔn ya na jɔs tin dɛn we dɛn kin du na do fɔ sho se pɔsin dɔn sev.

We Kurion gri se Jizɔs na Masta (Kurion), i min Jiova. Dis na bikɔs Jizɔs kam insay Jiova in nem. Jɔn 5: 43 "A kam wit mi Papa in nem, bɔt una nɔ de tek mi, if ɔda pɔsin kam wit in yon nem, una go tek am."

“Biliv insay yu at se Gɔd gi am layf bak,” insay di Grik Baybul, i min se, “Biliv (eigeiren) se Gɔd gi am layf bak (nekron) frɔm day.” Di Baybul nɔ de tɔk bɔt di bɔdi we wi gɛt, bɔt i de tɔk bɔt di spiritual bɔdi. I de tɔk bɔt fɔ gɛt layf bak frɔm day na Gɔd in yay. Ɔl mɔtalman gɛt spirit we de na jel na in bɔdi ɛn we dɔn day. Bɔt, Gɔd de mek di spirit we dɔn day gɛt layf bay we i de mek di bɔdi day. Lɛta Fɔ Rom 8: 10-11 “Bɔt if Krays de insay una, di bɔdi dɔn day bikɔs ɔf sin, bɔt di spirit na layf bikɔs ɔf wetin rayt.”

We wi biliv dis tru tin, dat de mek wi sev. If pɔsin we biliv nɔ gɛt dis biliv ɛn i baptayz ɔ gɛt di Yukaris, i nɔ gɛt natin fɔ du wit sev.

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