Kwɛstyɔn 58. Aw wi go mek wi tek pat pan di bɛnifit dɛn we Krays dɔn gɛt?

 Kwɛstyɔn 58. Aw wi go mek wi tek pat pan di bɛnifit dɛn we Krays dɔn gɛt?

Ansa. Dɛn mek wi tek pat pan di bɛnifit dɛn we Krays dɔn gɛt, mɔ we wi de yuz dɛn bɛnifit dɛn ya to wi bay di wok we di Oli Spirit de du.

As di wan dɛn we biliv gɛt wanwɔd wit Jizɔs Krays in day ɛn layf bak na di krɔs, dɛn de tek pat pan di bɛnifit dɛn we di gudnɛs we Krays dɔn gɛt gɛt. Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 3-5 “Una nɔ no se wi ɔl we baptayz insay Krays Jizɔs baptayz insay in day? in layf bak.”

We di sent biliv se i bin gɛt layf bak wit Jizɔs, di oli Spirit in pawa de mek wan tɛmpul na di sent in at, ɛn we Jizɔs kam bak ɛn go insay da tɛmpul de ɛn de de, Jizɔs go bi di masta fɔ di sent, ɛn di sent go bi Jizɔs in savant. Dɛn kin bigin fɔ gɛt Gɔd. We dis apin, di oli wan kin bi ɛvin. Wi kin tɔk bɔt ɛvin as di kiŋdɔm we Gɔd gɛt insay di sol, di Gadin na Idɛn we dɛn dɔn mek bak, di tɔd ɛvin, Gɔd in imej we dɛn dɔn mek bak, ɛn ɔda tin dɛn Jizɔs de gi in oli pipul dɛn bak difrɛn gift dɛn we dɛn nid fɔ mek dɛn go ebul fɔ prich di gud nyuz, fɔ protɛkt dɛn layf, ɛn gayd dɛn.

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