Kwɛshɔn 42. Wetin mek dɛn kɔl wi Midulman Krays?

 Kwɛshɔn 42. Wetin mek dɛn kɔl wi Midulman Krays?

Ansa. Bikɔs dɛn kɔl wi Midiɛta Krays, bikɔs insay in stet we i shem ɛn es ɔp, dɛn anɔynt am wit di Oli Spirit we nɔbɔdi nɔ ebul fɔ mɛzhɔ, ɛn dɛn kɔnsakret am ɛn ful-ɔp wit ɔl di pawa ɛn pawa, fɔ du di ɔfis dɛn we prɔfɛt, prist, ɛn kiŋ na in chɔch.


Krays (Mɛsaya) min di anɔyntɛd wan. Insay di Ol Tɛstamɛnt, dɛn bin de tɔn ɔyl we dɛn pik kiŋ, prist, ɔ prɔfɛt. Ɔyl min Gɔd in Spirit, ɛn we dɛn tɔn di ɔyl, Gɔd in Spirit kin kam dɔŋ, ɛn dɛn kin difrɛns di pɔsin as Gɔd in pɔsin. So, insay di Ol Tɛstamɛnt, dɛn bin de mek di anɔyntɛd pɔsin difrɛn as pɔsin we de du Gɔd in wok. Di pipul dɛn na Izrɛl bin gɛt prɔfɛsi frɔm di prɔfɛt dɛn mɔt se di Mɛsaya go kam as Devid in pikin, ɛn Jizɔs na di Mɛsaya, Krays.

Gɔd in Pikin, we na di midulman, tinap as midulman bitwin Gɔd ɛn di wan dɛn we de sin, bɔt Krays tinap as midulman we dɔn kɔmplit di midulman. Dɛn sho Gɔd in Pikin ɛn Mɔtalman Pikin, Jizɔs, as pipul dɛn we de midul, bɔt Krays na di wan we in midulman dɔn dɔn, ɛn we de alaw di wan dɛn we de fala in prɔmis fɔ go insay Krays. Di wɔd “insay Krays” de apia, ɛn “insay Krays” min se Krays dɔn mek sina dɛn gɛt pis wit Gɔd tru midul. I min se dɛn dɔn ɔlrɛdi dɔn fɔ du midieshɔn. Di wan dɛn we gri wit di agrimɛnt we de bitwin Gɔd ɛn pipul dɛn we de sin kin bi di wan dɛn we de insay Krays.

So Krays fɔgiv di sin dɛn we di wan dɛn we de kam insay, ɛn jɔj di wan dɛn we nɔ de kam insay Mak 14: 60-62 "Di ay prist tinap midul dɛn ɛn aks Jizɔs se, 'Yu nɔ ansa? Wetin dɛn wan ya de tɔk agens yu?' Bɔt i nɔ tɔk natin ɛn i nɔ ansa natin. Jizɔs ansa am se, ‘Na mi de.

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