Kwɛshɔn 37. Aw Krays, we na Gɔd in Pikin, bi mɔtalman?

 Kwɛshɔn 37. Aw Krays, we na Gɔd in Pikin, bi mɔtalman?

Ansa. Krays, we na Gɔd in Pikin, bin bi mɔtalman bay we i tek tru bɔdi ɛn sol we gɛt sɛns. I bin gɛt bɛlɛ bay di pawa we di Oli Spirit gɛt na di vajin Meri in bɛlɛ, ɛn na in bɔn am, bɔt i nɔ bin gɛt sin.


Jizɔs Krays bin gɛt bɛlɛ bay di pawa we di Oli Spirit gɛt na di vajin Meri in bɛlɛ ɛn dɛn bɔn am as mɔtalman. We Jɔn we de baptayz pipul dɛn baptayz am ɛn kɔmɔt na di wata, Gɔd kɔl am in Pikin.

Matyu 3: 16-17 “We Jizɔs dɔn baptayz, i kɔmɔt na di wata wantɛm wantɛm, i si di ɛvin opin fɔ am, ɛn i si Gɔd in Spirit de kam dɔŋ lɛk dɔv ɛn layt pan am, ɛn si vɔys kɔmɔt na ɛvin se, ‘Dis na mi Pikin we a lɛk, we a gladi fɔ am.”

So, Jizɔs Krays na Gɔd in Pikin ɛn Mɔtalman Pikin di sem tɛm. Bikɔs Jizɔs na Gɔd in Pikin, Gɔd gi Jizɔs di pawa fɔ fɔgiv di sin dɛn na di wɔl, di pawa fɔ jɔj, ɛn di pawa we Gɔd gi am fɔ sho difrɛn sayn dɛn.

Ɛn Jizɔs na Mɔtalman Pikin, i gɛt sin bɔdi frɔm Meri. Bɔt, na di Oli Spirit bin mek Jizɔs gɛt bɛlɛ, so i nɔ bin gɛt sin. Sin in bɔdi na sɔntin we bigin frɔm di fɔs man ɛn i de pas frɔm jɛnɛreshɔn to jɛnɛreshɔn. Sin bɔdi tan lɛk bɔtul we de ol sin. Bikɔs sin bɔdi de, sin de kam insay de. So, di rizin we mek Jizɔs kam na di wɔl na fɔ pul di bɔdi we sin.

Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 6-7, "Wi no dis, se dɛn nel wi ol bɔdi wit am, so dat dɛn go dɔnawe wit sin bɔdi, so dat wi nɔ go bi slev to sin igen, bikɔs ɛnibɔdi we dɔn day dɔn fri frɔm sin;" We Jizɔs day na di krɔs, i se, “I dɔn dɔn.” Jɔn 19: 30, "We Jizɔs dɔn gɛt di vinega, i se, i dɔn dɔn, i butu in ed ɛn giv in spirit."

So, di oli wan dɛn we de insay Krays nɔ go ebul fɔ ansa fɔ sin akɔdin to di lɔ bikɔs dɛn dɔn pul di sin in bɔdi. Lɛta Fɔ Rom 8: 1-2 “So naw, nɔbɔdi nɔ go kɔndɛm di wan dɛn we de insay Krays Jizɔs, bikɔs tru Krays Jizɔs, di lɔ we de gi layf we de gi layf, dɔn fri una frɔm di lɔ bɔt sin ɛn day.”

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