Kwɛshɔn 60. Yu tink se di wan dɛn we nɔ ɛva yɛri di gud nyuz, ɛn dat mek dɛn nɔ no ɔ biliv Jizɔs Krays, go ebul fɔ sev bay we dɛn de liv akɔdin to di layt fɔ rizin?

 Kwɛshɔn 60. Yu tink se di wan dɛn we nɔ ɛva yɛri di gud nyuz, ɛn dat mek dɛn nɔ no ɔ biliv Jizɔs Krays, go ebul fɔ sev bay we dɛn de liv akɔdin to di layt fɔ rizin?

Ansa. Di wan dɛn we nɔ ɛva yɛri di gud nyuz, ɛn dat mek dɛn nɔ no ɔ biliv Jizɔs Krays, nɔ go ebul fɔ gɛt sev, ilɛksɛf dɛn tray tranga wan ɛn tray tranga wan fɔ mek dɛn layf gri wit di layt we di tin dɛn we Gɔd mek, ɔ fɔ kip di lɔ dɛn na di rilijɔn we dɛn biliv.No sev nɔ de ɛnisay pas insay Krays, bɔt na Krays nɔmɔ, we na di Seviɔ fɔ in bɔdi, di chɔch nɔmɔ.


Lɛta Fɔ Rom 2: 14-15 『(We di pipul dɛn we nɔto Ju, we nɔ gɛt di Lɔ, de du wetin di Lɔ se, pan ɔl we dɛn nɔ gɛt di Lɔ, na lɔ fɔ dɛnsɛf, bikɔs dɛn de sho di wok we di Lɔ de du we dɛn rayt na dɛn at, dɛn kɔnshɛns de witnɛs ɛn wetin dɛn de tink wan wit dɛnsɛf fɔ aks dɛn ɔ fɔ difend dɛn.)』

Kɔnshɛns na impɔtant tin fɔ mek wi sev. Insay Pita In Fɔs Lɛta 3: 21, i se, "Baptizim, we de sev yu naw—nɔto fɔ pul dɔti na yu bɔdi bɔt fɔ beg Gɔd fɔ gɛt gud kɔnshɛns (syneitheseos συνειδήσεως)—thru Jizɔs Krays in layf bak."

Dɛn kɔl kɔnshɛns suneidesis insay Grik, we min “fɔ tink wit Gɔd.” We Gɔd mek mɔtalman lɛk aw i tan, man ɛn uman, i gi dɛn kɔnshɛns. Di fɔs man bin gɛt Gɔd in pikchɔ (Krays: di tɛmpul), bɔt afta dɛn mek dɛn as man ɛn uman, Gɔd in imej nɔ bin de igen, ɛn di aydɔl we de sho insɛf bin bi di masta. So, bikɔs Krays nɔ de, ɔl mɔtalman kin bi sina.

Sɔm pipul dɛn kin gri wit Jizɔs Krays in fet, ɛn sɔm nɔ kin gri wit dɛn. Di standad fɔ mek wi gɛt wanwɔd wit fet na kɔnshɛns. Sɔm pipul dɛn gɛt layf kɔnshɛns we nɔ day, ɛn sɔm pipul dɛn gɛt day kɔnshɛns ɛn dɛn nɔ ebul fɔ tek Krays. Wetin de kɔntrol in kɔnshɛns na if pɔsin dɔn it di bred we de na ɛvin ɔ i nɔ it am.

Insay di parebul bɔt di pɔsin we de plant, di gud fil na di fam we di fama de plant ɛn plant, ɛn i kin bi gud fam ɛn bia frut. Fɔ plɔg di fil na di at fɔ Gɔd in kiŋdɔm min se i kin bi gud fil tru bɔku tink ɛn tink bɔt Gɔd in kiŋdɔm. So di frut kin bi it fɔ di at ɛn fid di kɔnshɛns.

Bɔt, da kɔnshɛns de nɔ kin bi gud kɔnshɛns. I kin bi gud kɔnshɛns we i gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs Krays. Di kwaliti we pɔsin we in kɔnshɛns bi gud kɔnshɛns gɛt na we i no se in na pɔsin we rili wikɛd. So, smɔl smɔl i de no se in na pɔsin we dɔn lɛf Gɔd, ɛn i gri fɔ tek di gud nyuz.

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