Kwɛstyɔn 27. Us bad tin di fɔdɔm bin briŋ kam pan mɔtalman?

Kwɛstyɔn 27. Us bad tin di fɔdɔm bin briŋ kam pan mɔtalman?

Ansa. Di fɔdɔm bin briŋ separeshɔn frɔm Gɔd ɛn i bin briŋ bak in wamat ɛn swɛ pan mɔtalman, so wi bin bi pikin dɛn we vɛks bay nature ɛn slev to Setan, ɛn wi fɔ gɛt ɔl di pɔnishmɛnt dɛn na dis wɔl ɛn di ɔda wan.

Bikɔs ɔf di enjɛl dɛn we sin na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm, di kiŋdɔm fɔ Gɔd in rɛst bin brok, dɛn mek di matirial wɔl fɔ kɔnfyus dɛn, ɛn di ɔnaful tin we apin we mɔtalman gɛt bɔdi bin mek ɛn di spirit bin de na jel insay da bɔdi de apin. Dis bin mek di man ɛn uman we dɛn mek frɔm di fɔs man, ɛn ɔl di mɔtalman dɛn we dɛn bɔn afta dat, bi sina ɛn slev to sin we Setan de rul.

Gɔd gi wi chans fɔ ripɛnt ɛn go bak na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm, bɔt Gɔd go jɔj di wan dɛn we nɔ ripɛnt. Fɔ ripɛnt min se di wan dɛn we biliv no se dɛn dɔn sin agens Gɔd sote dɛn day na di krɔs, ɛn day wit Jizɔs. Dɔn, Gɔd go gi dɛn layf bak to di we aw dɛn bin de. So, di wan dɛn we biliv biliv se dɛn dɔn gɛt layf bak wit Jizɔs. Fɔ gɛt layf bak min fɔ mek dɛn go bak to di we aw enjɛl dɛn bin de na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm we bin de bifo.

Lyuk 20: 35-36 Bɔt di wan dɛn we dɛn tink se fit fɔ gɛt da ej de ɛn fɔ gɛt layf bak frɔm di wan dɛn we dɔn day nɔ go mared ɔ gi dɛn mared, ɛn dɛn nɔ go ebul fɔ day igen, bikɔs dɛn ikwal to enjɛl dɛn ɛn dɛn na Gɔd in pikin dɛn, bikɔs dɛn na pikin dɛn we gɛt layf bak.

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