Kwɛshɔn 93. Wetin na di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn?

 Kwɛshɔn 93. Wetin na di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn?


Ansa. Di lɔ bɔt gud abit na wetin Gɔd want we dɛn tɛl mɔtalman. I de dayrɛkt ɛn aks ɔlman fɔ kip ɛn obe am wan wan ɛn pafɛkt wan fɔ ɔltɛm, wit ɔl in at, wit ɔl in sol, wit ɔl in trɛnk, ɛn pan ɔl in wok dɛn to Gɔd ɛn mɔtalman, insay oli ɛn rayt. I prɔmis layf to di wan dɛn we de kip am, ɛn i de trɛtin fɔ day to di wan dɛn we de brok am.

Di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn tan lɛk lɔ we de mek mɔtalman nɔ ebul fɔ du wetin di lɔ se. Di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn na di lɔ we nɔ de ambɔg ɔl di lɔ dɛn. So, Gɔd bin tɛl di Izrɛlayt dɛn fɔ kip di lɔ we se dɛn fɔ biev insay di lɔ.

If yu kip di lɔ we se yu fɔ biev fayn, yu na gud pɔsin to Gɔd, ɛn if yu nɔ kip am, yu nɔto bad pɔsin. I nɔ min se di wan dɛn we no wetin Gɔd want tru di lɔ we de sho aw fɔ biev na gud pipul dɛn, ɛn if dɛn nɔ no am, ilɛksɛf dɛn kip di lɔ dɛn fayn fayn wan, dɛn nɔto gud pipul dɛn. Wetin Gɔd want na fɔ mek pipul dɛn no tru di lɔ bɔt gud abit se dɛn na pipul dɛn we nɔ de kip Gɔd in wɔd pafɛkt wan ɛn we nɔ ebul fɔ kip am.

Di Larger Catechism 92-98 tɔk bɔt di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn. I se di lɔ we se wi fɔ biev na lɔ we de na rilijɔn layf we wi fɔ fala strikt wan, ɛn we wi du dat, wi de obe Gɔd in lɔ dɛn. I se dɛn dɔn tɔk smɔl bɔt di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn ɛn put am insay di Tɛn Kɔmandmɛnt dɛn.

Gɔd gi di Tɛn Kɔmandmɛnt dɛn to di pipul dɛn fɔ nɔ fala di lɔ dɛn strikt wan, bɔt fɔ kip dɛn na dɛn at, ɔndastand wetin Gɔd want, ɛn du wetin Gɔd in at se akɔdin to di tin we de apin. Bɔt, tichin dɛn, lɛk ligal, kin mek di wan dɛn we biliv, miks mɔ ɛn mɔ. I tan lɛk we yu put yok pan dɛn. Bɔt mɔtalman nɔto pipul dɛn we ebul fɔ kip di tin dɛn we di lɔ se strikt wan. If dɛn bin no se dɛn na pipul dɛn we nɔ ebul fɔ kip ivin wan pan di lɔ dɛn, dɛn fɔ dɔn no di tin we Gɔd want fɔ gi di pipul dɛn di lɔ.

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