Kwɛshɔn 38. Wetin mek di Midulman fɔ bi Gɔd?

 Kwɛshɔn 38. Wetin mek di Midulman fɔ bi Gɔd?

Ansa. Di rizin we mek di Midulman fɔ bi Gɔd na bikɔs i go ebul fɔ ol mɔtalman nature in check, ɛn nɔ fɔdɔm ɔnda Gɔd in wamat we nɔ gɛt ɛnd, ɛn di pawa we day gɛt; so dat i go gi valyu ɛn efyushɔn to in sɔfa, obe, ɛn beg, ɛn so satisfay di jɔstis we Gɔd de du; so dat i go gɛt wan patikyula pipul fɔ insɛf, ɛn put in Spirit pan dɛn, ɛn put ɔl dɛn ɛnimi dɛn ɔnda, ɛn mek dɛn sev sote go.


Di midulman nɔto Gɔd, bɔt na Gɔd in Pikin. Di rizin we mek di midulman bi Gɔd in Pikin na fɔ mek Gɔd biliv se i go bi sakrifays fɔ di wan dɛn we de sin. Gɔd in wamat, we na Gɔd we de du wetin rayt, na in Gɔd in Pikin de mek i vɛks fɔ mɔtalman. Gɔd in Pikin day na di krɔs fɔ di wan dɛn we de sin, ɛn i de mek Gɔd in wamat nɔ de igen. So, fɔ di wan dɛn we de go insay Krays, di pɔsin we de midul Gɔd in wamat, ɛn dɛn kin fɔgiv di wan dɛn we de sin.

Fɔs, enjɛl dɛn na bin Gɔd in pikin dɛn, bɔt sɔm pan dɛn bin want fɔ tan lɛk Gɔd ɛn dɛn bin de agens Gɔd, so Gɔd bin vɛks ɛn mek di wɔl we gɛt bɔku prɔpati fɔ mek dɛn put dɛn na jel ɛn mek dɛn bi mɔtalman. Insay Pita In Sɛkɛn Lɛta 2: 4, i se, "If Gɔd nɔ bin sɔri fɔ di enjɛl dɛn we dɛn sin, bɔt i trowe dɛn na ɛlfaya ɛn put dɛn na chen dɛn we dak fɔ mek dɛn kip dɛn te dɛn jɔj dɛn." Di chen dɛn we de na daknɛs na di wɔl. Dis min se mɔtalman na di wɔl we Gɔd bin put enjɛl dɛn spirit insay. Insay Jɛnɛsis 2: 7, i se, "PAPA GƆD mek mɔtalman wit dɔti we de na grɔn, ɛn i blo insay in nos in nos we de gi layf, ɛn mɔtalman bi pɔsin we gɛt layf."

Jɔs lɛk di parebul bɔt di bɔy pikin we dɔn lɔs, dɛn bin nid pɔsin fɔ mek di enjɛl dɛn we dɔn fɔdɔm kam bak na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm. Na bikɔs Gɔd we de du wetin rayt fɔ pɔnish pipul dɛn we de sin. Na dat mek I bin dɔn disayd Krays bifo tɛm, ɛn bi Krays insɛf, ɛn bi midulman insay di Pikin in nem, ɛn dɛn bɔn am na di wɔl ɛn day as day we go tek in ples. So, di wan dɛn we de go insay Krays, Gɔd de fri in wamat, gi layf bak to di spirit dɛn we dɛn bin dɔn put na jel ɛn we dɔn day, ɛn gi dɛn fridɔm ɛn mek dɛn sidɔm na Gɔd in raytan.

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