Kwɛshɔn 70. Wetin na jɔstis?

 Kwɛshɔn 70. Wetin na jɔstis?

Ansa. Jɔstis na akt we Gɔd in gudnɛs de gi fri wan to sina dɛn, we i de fɔgiv dɛn ɔl dɛn sin dɛn, ɛn tek dɛn as pipul dɛn we de du wetin rayt na in yay, nɔto bay ɛnitin we dɛn ebul fɔ du, ɔ bay ɛnitin we dɛn dɔn du, bɔt jɔs bay we i si di pafɛkt obe ɛn kɔmplit atonmɛnt we Krays gɛt, ɛn imput di rayt we Krays du to dɛn, ɛn gɛt am bay fet nɔmɔ.

Fɔ mek Gɔd go se di wan dɛn we biliv de du wetin rayt, dɛn fɔ ripɛnt. No sev nɔ de we pɔsin nɔ ripɛnt. Fɔ ripɛnt na fɔ pe prayz. Fɔ ripɛnt na fɔ kɔnfɛs se pɔsin dɔn disayd fɔ day to Gɔd ɛn i fɔ day na di krɔs wit Jizɔs. Dɔn, Gɔd de fɔgiv sin ɛn no se pɔsin de du wetin rayt. Dis na di gudnɛs we Gɔd gi to sina dɛn we dɔn ripɛnt tru fet.

Fɔ gɛt wanwɔd wit Krays na fɔ gɛt wanwɔd wit in day ɛn layf bak na di krɔs. Frɔm wetin di tichin se, “na we dɛn si di pafɛkt obe we Krays de obe ɛn fɔgiv Jiova, na in dɛn go se Krays de du wetin rayt ɛn na fet nɔmɔ dɛn go gɛt.” Fɔ obe nɔto fɔ obe di lɔ, bɔt fɔ obe di day we di krɔs day, ɛn Gɔd de si di fridɔm tru da day de.

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