Kwɛshɔn 65. Us spɛshal bɛnifit dɛn di mɛmba dɛn na di chɔch we wi nɔ de si de ɛnjɔy tru Krays?

 Kwɛshɔn 65. Us spɛshal bɛnifit dɛn di mɛmba dɛn na di chɔch we wi nɔ de si de ɛnjɔy tru Krays?

Ansa. Di mɛmba dɛn na di chɔch we wi nɔ de si kin ɛnjɔy fɔ gɛt wanwɔd ɛn kɔmyuniɔn wit di Masta wit gudnɛs ɛn glori tru Krays.


Di wan dɛn we de insay Krays gɛt di sem tin dɛn we Krays de du. Fɔs, dɛn day wit Jizɔs ɛn afta dat dɛn gɛt layf bak wit am. Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 3-5 “Una nɔ no se wi ɔl we baptayz insay Krays Jizɔs baptayz insay in day? in layf bak.”

Sɛkɔn, di oli Spirit de tink bɔt di oli wan dɛn lɛk Jizɔs ɛn dɛn bɔn dɛn as nyu tin dɛn we Gɔd mek. Di fɔs man we na Krays, na di fɔs pɔsin we Gɔd mek. Lɛta Fɔ Kɔlɔse 1: 16 “I tan lɛk Gɔd we wi nɔ de si, in fɔs bɔy pikin pas ɔl di tin dɛn we Gɔd mek.” So, di wan dɛn we de insay Krays sɛf kin bi nyu tin dɛn we Gɔd mek. Gɔd in pikchɔ de tɔk bɔt di tɛmpul we de insay di sol, ɛn Gɔd in prezɛns de na di tɛmpul. Sɛkɛn Lɛta Fɔ Kɔrint 5: 17 “So if ɛnibɔdi de insay Krays, na nyu tin we Gɔd mek, ɔltin dɔn pas, ɔltin dɔn bi nyu tin.”

Di tɔd wan na fɔ go ɔp wit Jizɔs. Lɛta Fɔ Ɛfisɔs 2: 6 “Gɔd gi wi layf bak wit am, ɛn sidɔm wit am na ɛvin insay Krays Jizɔs.”

Fot, Gɔd in imej de kam bak, dɛn mek tɛmpul na di sol, ɛn wi mit Jizɔs de. Lɛta Fɔ Kɔlɔse 3: 10, “Una dɔn wɛr di nyu layf we de mek pɔsin no di nyu we aw Gɔd mek am.” We Krays de na di tɛmpul insay di sol, di sɛkɔn kam fɔ Jizɔs dɔn rili bi fɔ di oli wan dɛn.

Fayv, di oli wan dɛn de rul as prist. Pita In Fɔs Lɛta 2: 9 “Bɔt una na wan trayb we i dɔn pik, una na kiŋ in prist, una na oli neshɔn, una na pipul dɛn we Gɔd gɛt, so dat una go tɔk bɔt di gud tin dɛn we di wan we kɔl una kɔmɔt na dak ɛn kam na in wɔndaful layt.”

Siks, di wan dɛn we biliv we dɔn gɛt di baptizim we di Oli Spirit de gi, gɛt di pawa fɔ fɔgiv dɛn sin frɔm Jizɔs. Jɔn 20: 22-23 "We i tɔk dis, i blo pan dɛn ɛn tɛl dɛn se, 'Una tek di Oli Spirit. If una fɔgiv ɛnibɔdi in sin, dɛn dɔn fɔgiv am; if una kip ɛnibɔdi in sin, dɛn go kip am."

Sɛvin, dɛn gi yu di ki dɛn fɔ di Kiŋdɔm na ɛvin. Matyu 18: 18 “Fɔ tru, a de tɛl una se ɛnitin we una tay na dis wɔl, dɛn go tay am na ɛvin, ɛn ɛnitin we una lus na dis wɔl, dɛn go lɔs am na ɛvin.”

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