Kwɛshɔn 76. Wetin na fɔ ripɛnt fɔ gɛt layf?

 Kwɛshɔn 76. Wetin na fɔ ripɛnt fɔ gɛt layf?

Ansa. Fɔ ripɛnt fɔ gɛt layf na di gudnɛs we de mek pɔsin sev we di Oli Spirit ɛn Gɔd in Wɔd de briŋ kam insay pɔsin we de sin in at. Dis dɔn mek i de si ɛn fil di denja, dɔti, ɛn dɔti we i sin, ɛn i de ripɛnt fɔ am. So, i no di sɔri-at we Gɔd gi am insay Krays, ɛn i rili fil bad ɛn et in sin, so dat i de tɔn in bak pan ɔl in sin dɛn ɛn tɔn to Gɔd, ɛn pan ɔltin i de obe ɛn mek di rizin ɛn tray fɔ waka wit Gɔd we i nɔ de stɔp.


Frɔm wetin di tichin se, fɔ ripɛnt min fɔ tɔn in bak pan sin wit ɔl in layf, fɔ si ɛn fil di denja, dɔti ɛn dɔti we pɔsin sin de du, fɔ ripɛnt ɛn tray ɔltɛm fɔ tɔn in bak pan sin.

Bɔku tɛm, pipul dɛn na di chɔch kin ɔndastand di wɔd “ripɛnt” as “ripɛnt fɔ mistek, kɔnfɛs, ɛn aks fɔ fɔgiv.” We pɔsin we biliv du sɔntin we nɔ rayt na Gɔd in yay, ɔ du sɔntin we bad to ɔda pɔsin, ɔ du sɔntin we ɔda pipul dɛn go pɔynt finga pan as Gɔd in pikin, i kin kam na chɔch, ripɛnt fɔ da akshɔn de, ɛn aks Gɔd fɔ fɔgiv am.

Jizɔs tɛl di pipul dɛn na Izrɛl se: “Una ripɛnt.” If dɛn ɔndastand wetin Jizɔs in “Ripɛnt” min se dɛn ripɛnt fɔ mistek, kɔnfɛs, ɛn aks fɔ fɔgiv, dat min se dɛn nɔ ɔndastand di Baybul.

Sin min fɔ lɛf Gɔd. Fɔ lɛf Gɔd ɛn jɔj gud ɛn bad fɔ yusɛf, ɔ fɔ tink bɔt fɔ du wetin rayt bay di lɔ we di lɔ se if yu nɔ gɛt Gɔd, na sin insɛf. So, fɔ tink lɛk dis nɔ fayn, so di wɔd “ripɛnt” na fɔ tɛl yu nɔ fɔ du am fɔ yusɛf, bɔt fɔ go bak to Gɔd.

Ivin tide, bɔku pipul dɛn stil de we de jɔj dɛnsɛf bay di lɔ. Di prɔblɛm we de wit sin kin sɔlv if wi de insay Jizɔs Krays. Di wɔd “ripɛnt” min “fɔ tink bak, fɔ rigrɛt, fɔ chenj di we aw yu de go ɛn kam bak.” “We Jizɔs tɛl di Izrɛlayt dɛn fɔ ripɛnt,” i bin min fɔ lɛf fɔ tray fɔ du wetin rayt bay we dɛn de tray tranga wan fɔ fala di lɔ ɛn mit Krays. In ɔda wɔd dɛn, i tɛl dɛn fɔ go bak to Gɔd. I tɛl dɛn fɔ lɛf fɔ tray fɔ du wetin rayt fɔ dɛnsɛf ɛn go bak to Krays.

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