Kwɛshɔn 53. Aw dɛn bin es Krays ɔp we i bin de go ɔp na ɛvin?

 Kwɛshɔn 53. Aw dɛn bin es Krays ɔp we i bin de go ɔp na ɛvin?

Ansa. Di we aw Krays bin de ɔp we i go ɔp na ɛvin min se afta i gɛt layf bak, i bin de apia to in apɔsul dɛn bɔku tɛm, tɔk to dɛn, ɛn tɔk to dɛn bɔt di tin dɛn we gɛt fɔ du wit Gɔd in kiŋdɔm, ɛn gi dɛn di wok fɔ prich di gud nyuz to ɔl di neshɔn dɛn; ɛn afta fɔti dez afta i gɛt layf bak i go ɔp na di ɛvin we ay pas ɔl, insay wi nature, as wi ed, i win in ɛnimi dɛn, ɛn na mɔtalman yay, usay i gɛt gift fɔ mɔtalman, ɛn mek wi want am, ɛn rɛdi wan ples fɔ wi, usay di Masta de, ɛn i go de te i kam bak fɔ di sɛkɔn tɛm we di wɔl dɔn.

Insay Jɔn 14: 2-3, i se, “A go rɛdi ples fɔ una, ɛn if a go rɛdi ples fɔ una, a go kam bak ɛn tek una to misɛf, so dat usay a de, unasɛf go de de.” Krays in asɛnshɔn na fɔ rɛdi ples fɔ di oli wan dɛn. We di enjɛl dɛn sin, Gɔd tek dɛn ples fɔ de ɛn put dɛn na bɔdi, ɛn mek dɛn bi mɔtalman. Bɔt we dɛn ripɛnt, pul dɛn bɔdi, wɛr spirit bɔdi, ɛn go bak na Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm, dɛn go bak na di say we dɛn bin de fɔs. Usay Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm de we dɛn go kam bak to? Pan ɔl we mɔtalman nɔ ebul fɔ no tin dɛn we gɛt fɔ du wit Gɔd biznɛs, dɛn kin si Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm we dɛn bɔdi de alayv. Dis de tɔk bɔt Gɔd in kiŋdɔm insay dɛn spirit.

Insay Sɛkɛn Lɛta Fɔ Kɔrint 5: 1-2, i se, "Wi no se if di tɛnt we de na dis wɔl we na wi os pwɛl, wi gɛt bildin frɔm Gɔd, os we nɔ mek wit an, we go de sote go na ɛvin. Bikɔs na dis wi de kray, ɛn wi want fɔ kɔba wi os we kɔmɔt na ɛvin."

Insay Pita In Fɔs Lɛta 3: 22, “I dɔn go na ɛvin ɛn i de na Gɔd in raytan, wit enjɛl dɛn, di wan dɛn we gɛt pawa, ɛn di pawa dɛn we dɛn dɔn put ɔnda am.” Krays bin go ɔp ɛn kam bak na Gɔd in raytan. Di oli wan dɛn bak bin go ɔp wit Krays. Lɛta Fɔ Ɛfisɔs 2: 6, “I gi wi layf bak wit am, ɛn mek wi sidɔm wit am na ɛvin insay Krays Jizɔs.” Ɛn bikɔs Krays dɔn kam bak insay di oli wan dɛn at, di oli wan dɛnsɛf dɔn go insay dɛn at as spirit. Na dat mek di oli wan dɛn mek Gɔd in Kiŋdɔm.

Di sɛkɔn tɛm we Jizɔs Krays kam na fɔ mek di oli wan dɛn go insay di tɛmpul we dɛn dɔn mek na di oli wan dɛn at ɛn mek Gɔd in kiŋdɔm. So, di sɛkɔn kam dɔn apin, bɔt fɔ di wan dɛn we nɔ mek Gɔd in kiŋdɔm, jɔjmɛnt go de na di ɛnd ɔf tɛm tru di sɛkɔn kam we Jizɔs kam bak.

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