Kwɛshɔn 45. Aw Krays de du di wok fɔ bi kiŋ?

 Kwɛshɔn 45. Aw Krays de du di wok fɔ bi kiŋ?

Ansa. Krays de du di wok we kiŋ de du bay we i kɔl pipul dɛn fɔ kam fɔ insɛf kɔmɔt na di wɔl, ɛn gi dɛn prist, lɔ, ɛn pawa, ɛn we i de yuz fɔ rul dɛn we pɔsin de si. I de gi di gudnɛs fɔ sev to di wan dɛn we dɛn dɔn pik, i de blɛs dɛn fɔ obe, ɛn i de kɔrɛkt dɛn fɔ di wan dɛn we nɔ de obe. I de kip ɛn difend dɛn pan ɔl dɛn prɔblɛm ɛn sɔfa, ɛn win ɛn win ɔl dɛn ɛnimi dɛn, i de yuz in pawa fɔ yuz ɔltin fɔ in yon glori ɛn gud, ɛn i de blem di ɔda wan dɛn we nɔ no Gɔd ɛn obe di gud nyuz.


Jizɔs na di Kiŋ fɔ di kiŋ dɛn. Lɛta Fɔ Kɔlɔse 1: 16-17 "Na in mek ɔltin, ɔltin we de na ɛvin ɛn na dis wɔl, we wi de si ɛn we wi nɔ de si, ilɛksɛf na tron ​​ɔ rul ɔ rula ɔ pawa—dɛn mek ɔltin tru am ɛn fɔ am. Ɛn i de bifo ɔltin, ɛn ɔltin de insay am."

Bɔt pan di pipul dɛn, sɔm pipul dɛn de we nɔ de tink se Jizɔs na kiŋ, bɔt oli pipul dɛn de bak we gri se Jizɔs na kiŋ. Lɛta Fɔ Kɔlɔse 1: 18 "Na in na di ed fɔ di bɔdi, di kɔngrigeshɔn, na in na di biginin, di fɔs pikin frɔm di wan dɛn we dɔn day, so dat i go bi di fɔs pɔsin pan ɔltin." Di chɔch min oli pipul dɛn. Di edman fɔ di oli wan dɛn na Jizɔs Krays.

Di wɔd kiŋ min rula, ɛn in kiŋdɔm na ɛvin. Ɛvin na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm insay di sol, ɛn di oli we biliv se i day wit Jizɔs ɛn i gɛt layf bak wit am gɛt tɛmpul we dɛn bil insay in sol, ɛn Jizɔs Krays de de. Dis na di wɔd ɛvin, ɛn di oli wan de liv ɔnda Jizɔs Krays, di kiŋ, in rul.

Matyu 22: 2 se, "Di Kiŋdɔm na ɛvin tan lɛk kiŋ we mek mared pati fɔ in pikin." Di kiŋ sɛn inviteshɔn fɔ wan mared pati na ɛvin, bɔt nɔbɔdi nɔ kam. So i tɛl in savant dɛn fɔ kam wit ɛnibɔdi we dɛn want na di mared pati. We di kiŋ rich na di mared os, i trowe ɔlman bikɔs dɛn nɔ wɛr mared klos.

If Jizɔs Krays na di kiŋ na di oli wan dɛn at, di oli wan dɛn fɔ wɛr Krays in klos. Dɛn kin kɔl Krays in klos bak di klos fɔ du wetin rayt, ɛn dɛn min di spiritual bɔdi wit di layf we go gɛt layf bak. Fɔ mek di oli wan dɛn wɛr Krays in klos, dɛn fɔ gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs we day na di krɔs ɛn bi day. Di Baybul sho se di day we pɔsin day ɛn fɔ bɔn am bak as nyu pɔsin as fɔ wɛr spiritual bɔdi. Fɔs Lɛta Fɔ Kɔrint 15: 44 “Dɛn plant am lɛk bɔdi, i de gi layf bak to spirit bɔdi, if mɔtalman bɔdi de, spirit bɔdi de bak.”

Bɔt, di las dez go jɔj di wan dɛn we nɔ gri wit Jizɔs fɔ bi kiŋ. Fɔs Lɛta Fɔ Kɔrint 15: 22-25 『Jɔs lɛk aw ɔlman de day insay Adam, na so Krays ɔlman go gɛt layf. Bɔt ɛnibɔdi na in yon ɔda: Krays na di fɔs frut, dɔn di wan dɛn we na Krays in yon we i kam. Dɔn di ɛnd, we i go gi di kiŋdɔm to Gɔd we na di Papa afta i dɔn pwɛl ɔl di rul ɛn ɔl di pawa ɛn pawa. Bikɔs i fɔ rul te i put ɔl in ɛnimi dɛn ɔnda in fut.』

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