Kwɛshɔn 59. Udat go ebul fɔ tek pat pan di fridɔm we dɛn go fri pipul dɛn tru Krays?

 Kwɛshɔn 59. Udat go ebul fɔ tek pat pan di fridɔm we dɛn go fri pipul dɛn tru Krays?

Ansa. I rili de yuz am ɛn i de tɔk bɔt am fayn fayn wan to ɔl di wan dɛn we Krays dɔn fri, we insay di rayt tɛm, di Oli Spirit de mek dɛn ebul fɔ biliv Krays tru di gud nyuz.


Di wan dɛn we gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs Krays de tek pat pan fridɔm. We pɔsin we biliv gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs Krays in day ɛn layf bak na di krɔs, i kin gɛt fet frɔm ɛvin as gift. Di fet we Jizɔs Krays gɛt na sɔntin we Gɔd de gi nɔmɔ we i gɛt wanwɔd wit am. If fet nɔ kam, i stil de ɔnda di lɔ.

Lɛta Fɔ Galeshya 3: 23 "Bɔt bifo fet kam, dɛn bin de kip wi ɔnda di Lɔ, dɛn bin de kip wi na jel te wi gɛt fet. So di Lɔ na bin wi ticha fɔ briŋ wi to Krays, so dat wi go bi pɔsin we de du wetin rayt bikɔs ɔf fet."

We wi gɛt di gift fɔ fet frɔm ɛvin, Jizɔs kin bi di Masta fɔ di oli wan dɛn ɛn Krays. We di oli wan dɛn kɔnfɛs Krays as Masta, nɔto bikɔs fet de kam ɛn dɛn no am, bɔt na bikɔs di oli pipul dɛn fet sɛf kɔnɛkt to Krays. Di oli wan dɛn fet na Krays.

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