Kwɛshɔn 84. Ɔl mɔtalman go day?

 Kwɛshɔn 84. Ɔl mɔtalman go day?

Ansa. Day na di pe fɔ sin, ɛn i dɔn pik fɔ mek ɔlman day wan tɛm, bikɔs ɔlman dɔn sin.


Jɛnɛsis 2: 16-17 "Ɛn PAPA GƆD tɛl di man se, ‘Yu kin it ɔl di tik dɛn we de na di gadin fri wan. "Mut mut" min fɔ day, fɔ day. Di fɔs day gɛt sɔntin fɔ du wit di fɔs day, ɛn di las day gɛt sɔntin fɔ du wit di sɛkɔn day.

Insay di wɔd ‘day’, di fɔs day na di stet we di spirit fɔ wan wikɛd enjɛl de trɔp insay di bɔdi, so mɔtalman dɔn day pan spirit pan dɛn rilayshɔn wit Gɔd. Fɔ bɔn na dis wɔl na day frɔm di we aw di spirit de si am. Di sɛkɔn day na dat ɔl mɔtalman de agens Gɔd, so dɛn de ɔnda di sɛkɔn day afta di bɔdi day. Na di rayt we we Gɔd de jɔj am. Di wan dɛn we de liv na di wɔl fɔ mit Krays, bɔt di wan dɛn we nɔ de na ɔl di tin dɛn we dɛn de jɔj dis we.

Insay di Ibru Baybul, dɛn rayt am as “day ɛn day.” I tan lɛk se we dɛn bin de translet am, dɛn bin translet am as "surely" fɔ ɛksplen di tru tin se tu pipul dɛn de day. We i kam pan di sɛkɔn day, insay Rɛvɛleshɔn 20: 14, "Dɛn trowe Day ɛn Ɛdis insay di lek we gɛt faya. Dis na di sɛkɔn day, di lek we gɛt faya." Di sɛkɔn day na di jɔjmɛnt we di wan dɛn we nɔ mit Jizɔs Krays kin gɛt.

Bɔt if wi mit ɛn jɔyn Jizɔs Krays we wi de alayv, dis na blɛsin. Fɔ gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs na fɔ day wit Jizɔs ɛn gɛt layf bak wit am. Wi gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs in day bifo wi bɔdi day ɛn dɛn de jɔj wi bifo tɛm. Dɔn, di oli wan dɛn go go bifo fɔ gɛt layf bak. Di oli wan dɛn kin gɛt di layf we pɔsin kin gɛt bak bifo dɛn bɔdi day ɛn dɛn kin bi di wan dɛn we kin no se Gɔd in kiŋdɔm.

Insay Rɛvɛleshɔn 20: 6, i se, "Blɛsin ɛn oli di wan we gɛt pat pan di fɔs layf we i gɛt layf bak. Di sɛkɔn day nɔ gɛt pawa oba dɛn wan ya, bɔt dɛn go bi prist fɔ Gɔd ɛn Krays ɛn dɛn go rul wit am fɔ wan tawzin ia." Di kiŋdɔm we go de fɔ wan tawzin ia de tɔk bɔt di kiŋdɔm we di Mɛsaya go rul (we dɛn mek Izrɛl bak) ɛn i de sho Gɔd in kiŋdɔm na dis wɔl. In ɔda wɔd, di kiŋdɔm we Gɔd gɛt we de na di oli wan dɛn at kin bi di kiŋdɔm we go de fɔ wan tawzin ia. Dɛn kin kɔl bak di kiŋdɔm we go de insay wan tawzin ia di tɛm we dɛn go mek Idɛn bak, di we aw Gɔd in imej go kam bak, di tɔd ɛvin, ɛn di tɛmpul frɔm ɛvin.

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