Kwɛshɔn 91. Wetin na di wok we Gɔd want frɔm mɔtalman?

 Kwɛshɔn 91. Wetin na di wok we Gɔd want frɔm mɔtalman?

Ansa. Di wok we Gɔd want frɔm mɔtalman na fɔ obe in wil we i dɔn sho.

Tu tin dɛn de we Gɔd de aks pipul dɛn fɔ du.

Fɔs, dɛn kɔl di wan dɛn we de liv apat frɔm Krays fɔ ripɛnt ɛn tɔn to Gɔd. Di Apɔsul Dɛn Wok [Akt] 17: 30, “Gɔd nɔ bin no di tɛm we pipul dɛn nɔ no natin, bɔt naw i de tɛl ɔlman ɔlsay fɔ ripɛnt.” Bɔt, pipul dɛn nɔ kin pe atɛnshɔn to wetin Gɔd se ɛn dɛn nɔ kin gri fɔ du dat. Ɔl di pipul dɛn we de liv na dis wɔl na bin Gɔd in pipul dɛn fɔs na Gɔd in kiŋdɔm, bɔt dɛn kam na di wɔl fɔ agens Gɔd, so dɛn kɔl dɛn fɔ luk fɔ ɛn fɛn Gɔd. Dis na di fɔs wok we dɛn fɔ du to Gɔd.

Di kayn we aw mɔtalman tan na fɔ gridi fɔ rich in yon rayt. Na dat mek pipul dɛn nɔ want fɔ wɔship Gɔd ɛn dɛn nɔ de luk fɔ am. Bɔt, pipul dɛn gɛt at fɔ luk fɔ Gɔd, ɛn di rizin na bikɔs Gɔd dɔn plant rilijɔn spirit insay dɛn. Di Apɔsul Dɛn Wok [Akt] 17: 22 "Dɔn Pɔl tinap midul di Ariɔpagɔs ɛn se, 'Man dɛn na Atɛns, a si se una rili lɛk Gɔd. So wetin una de wɔship we una nɔ no natin, na dis a de tɛl una."

Gɔd gi pipul dɛn at fɔ wɔship so dat ilɛksɛf dɛn dɔn fɔgɛt Gɔd, dɛn fɔ luk fɔ Gɔd wit da rilijɔn at de. Fɔ mek dɛn ebul fɔ du dat, dɛn fɔ lɛf dɛn yon rayt we fɔ tray fɔ gɛt sɔntin fɔ dɛnsɛf, fɛn Gɔd we mek ɔltin, ripɛnt, ɛn tɔn to Am. Gɔd de kam to di wan dɛn we ripɛnt ɛn opin di rod fɔ sev. Fɔ ripɛnt na fɔ no se pɔsin dɔn lɛf Gɔd ɛn tɔn to Gɔd. Ɔlman kin fɛn ɛn luk fɔ Gɔd tru di nature ɔ tru di bɔn, ol, sik, ɛn day, bɔt bɔku pipul dɛn nɔ kin ripɛnt ɛn bifo dat dɛn kin tray fɔ ful dɛn rilijɔn at bay we dɛn de fɛn gɔd we go bɛnifit dɛn ɛn we go izi fɔ dɛn.

Di sɛkɔn wan na fɔ di wan dɛn we dɔn fɛn Krays, we na di rod fɔ sev. Di wan dɛn we dɔn rich dis say na di wan dɛn we bin de insay di lɔ, ɛn tink se fɔ kip di lɔ na di we fɔ obe Gɔd in wɔd, bɔt dɛn bin no se Krays de insay di lɔ, ɛn if Krays nɔ de, nɔbɔdi nɔ go sev. So, Gɔd se wi fɔ stɔp fɔ du di wok we di lɔ de du, kip di wɔd dɛn na di lɔ na wi at, ɛn liv ɔnda di layt we di Oli Spirit de gi.

Fɔ obe Gɔd in wɔd nɔto fɔ akt di kɔmand bikɔs yu fil se yu fɔ du di wok, bɔt na fɔ kip di minin fɔ di wɔd na yu at ɛn liv akɔdin to di gayd we di Oli Spirit de gayd yu akɔdin to di sityueshɔn. Fɔ obe Gɔd in wɔd nɔto bɔt di lɔ dɛn we di lɔ se, bɔt fɔ no di lɔv we Gɔd gɛt insay am ɛn fɔ gi layf bak to layf we bin dɔn day.

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