Kwɛshɔn 73. Aw fet de mek pɔsin we sin de du wetin rayt bifo Gɔd?

 Kwɛshɔn 73. Aw fet de mek pɔsin we sin de du wetin rayt bifo Gɔd?

Ansa. Fet de mek pɔsin we sin de du wetin rayt bifo Gɔd, nɔto bikɔs ɔf ɔda gudnɛs we de wit fet ɔltɛm, ɔ bikɔs ɔf gud wok we na frut fɔ fet, ɔ bikɔs dɛn tek di gudnɛs we i gɛt fɔ fet, ɔ ɛni ɔda tin we i de du, as pɔsin we de du wetin rayt. Fet na jɔs we fɔ tek Krays ɛn in nem ɛn yuz am.


Frɔm wetin di tichin se, fet na jɔs we fɔ tek ɛn yuz Krays ɛn in nem, we min se fet na jɔs we fɔ go nia Gɔd in rayt. Bɔt, fet gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs Krays. We pɔsin we oli biliv se i day wit Jizɔs na di krɔs ɛn i gɛt layf bak wit Jizɔs we gɛt layf bak, i kin bi fet we kɔmɔt na ɛvin. Fet insɛf na Jizɔs Krays, ɛn fet nɔ de kam if yu nɔ dinay mi. If fet nɔ kam, pɔsin stil de ɔnda di lɔ.

Lɛta Fɔ Galeshya 3: 22-23, “Bɔt di Skripchɔ dɔn put ɔlman ɔnda sin, so dat Jizɔs Krays in fet go gi di wan dɛn we biliv di prɔmis. Di prɔmis we pɔsin mek bay we i gɛt fet pan Jizɔs Krays, in ɔda wɔd, na prɔmis we kɔmɔt frɔm di fet we Jizɔs Krays gɛt.

Di fet fɔ di wan dɛn we dɛn bɔn bak nɔto di fet we ɔlman gɛt, bɔt na di fet we Gɔd no ɛn gi am as gift frɔm Gɔd. I nɔto fet we a kin biliv, bɔt na fet nɔmɔ we gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs Krays na di krɔs. Insay Taytɔs 1: 1, "Pɔl, we na Gɔd in savant ɛn Jizɔs Krays in apɔsul, bikɔs ɔf di fet we di wan dɛn we Gɔd dɔn pik gɛt, ɛn fɔ no di trut we gɛt fɔ du wit Gɔd." Di fet we di wan dɛn we Gɔd dɔn pik gɛt na di fet we gɛt wanwɔd wit Krays na di krɔs. Di Baybul se, "Dɛn kɔl bɔku pipul dɛn, bɔt na smɔl pipul dɛn nɔmɔ dɛn pik." Di standad fɔ sev na dat pɔsin fɔ pik.

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