Kwɛshɔn 71. Aw fɔ jɔstify na fri akt fɔ gris?

 Kwɛshɔn 71. Aw fɔ jɔstify na fri akt fɔ gris?

Ansa. Krays, bay in yon obe ɛn day, dɔn ful-ɔp, tru, ɛn satisfay di jɔstis we Gɔd de du fɔ di wan dɛn we dɛn dɔn rayt fɔ du wetin rayt; bɔt Gɔd dɔn aks fɔ mek dɛn satisfay frɔm pɔsin we de mek shɔ se i satisfay, ɛn i dɔn gi in wangren Pikin as pɔsin we de sho se i de du wetin rayt, fɔ mek i se i de du wetin rayt to dɛn. Ɛn bikɔs i nɔ nid ɛni ɔda tin fɔ mek dɛn bi pɔsin we de du wetin rayt pas fet, we na in gift bak, fɔ mek dɛn du wetin rayt na fri spɛshal gudnɛs nɔmɔ.

Di obe we Krays obe na di day we di krɔs day. Di day we di krɔs day na di jɔjmɛnt fɔ Gɔd in jɔstis ɛn di prayz fɔ sev di oli wan dɛn. Gɔd kin mek di oli wan dɛn rayt bikɔs Jizɔs Krays, we na Gɔd in Pikin, pe di prayz fɔ di oli wan dɛn.

Di wɔd ridɛmshɔn na di kɔnsɛpt fɔ bay slev bay we yu pe prayz. Frɔm di we aw di oli wan dɛn de si am, i tan lɛk se dɛn bin gɛt am fɔ fri, bɔt bikɔs Jizɔs pe di prayz ɛn bi pɔsin we de du wetin rayt, di oli wan dɛn kin gɛt dɛt fɔ di gudnɛs. Lɛta Fɔ Rom 1: 14-15 "A gɛt dɛt to Grik ɛn barbarian, to di wan dɛn we gɛt sɛns ɛn to di wan dɛn we nɔ gɛt sɛns. So a rili want fɔ prich di gud nyuz to una we de na Rom."

Insay di wɔd “fɔ sev bay fet,” fet min Jizɔs Krays. We pɔsin we biliv diskɔba rizin fɔ biliv Jizɔs Krays ɛn biliv se dis na di wan we go mek i sev, Jizɔs Krays kin bi fet insɛf. I nɔto kɔnsɛpt we pɔsin we biliv biliv Jizɔs, bɔt we pɔsin we biliv gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs ɛn bi wan wit Jizɔs, i kin bi fet pan Krays. Jizɔs kin bi mi fet, ɛn di wɔd dɛn we Jizɔs bin tɔk kin transfa to mi tru fet pan Jizɔs.

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