Kwɛshɔn 96. Us yus di lɔ bɔt gud abit fɔ mek man dɛn nɔ bɔn bak?

 Kwɛshɔn 96. Us yus di lɔ bɔt gud abit fɔ mek man dɛn nɔ bɔn bak?

Ansa. Di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn kin yus fɔ mek pipul dɛn nɔ bɔn bak, ɔ fɔ wek dɛn kɔnshɛns, fɔ rɔnawe pan di wamat we gɛt fɔ kam, ɛn fɔ briŋ dɛn to Krays, ɔ, if dɛn kɔntinyu fɔ de na di stet ɛn we fɔ sin, fɔ lɛf dɛn we nɔ gɛt ɛkskyuz, ɛn ɔnda di swɛ.


Di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn gɛt di sem tin we mama ɛn papa dɛn de kɔrɛkt dɛn pikin dɛn wit stik. Bɔt di lɔ we se pɔsin fɔ biev kin gɛt rizin fɔ bit pikin dɛn so dat dɛn go du wɛl, bɔt di men tin we mek dɛn de bit dɛn na fɔ ɛp dɛn fɔ no se dɛn de mek mistek.

Fɔs Lɛta To Timoti 1: 9-10 "Una no se di lɔ nɔto fɔ pɔsin we de du wetin rayt, bɔt dɛn mek di lɔ fɔ di wan dɛn we nɔ de obe Gɔd ɛn di wan dɛn we nɔ de obe Gɔd, fɔ di wan dɛn we nɔ oli ɛn fɔ di wan dɛn we de du bad, fɔ di wan dɛn we de kil dɛn papa ɛn dɛn mama, fɔ pipul dɛn we de kil dɛn, fɔ pipul dɛn we de du mami ɛn dadi biznɛs di we aw Gɔd nɔ want, fɔ pipul dɛn we de du mami ɛn dadi biznɛs wit ɔda pɔsin, fɔ pipul dɛn we de sɛl, fɔ pipul dɛn we de lay, fɔ pipul dɛn we de lay, ɛn if dɛn de." na ɛni ɔda tin we de agens gud tichin."

I kin nid fɔ tich gud abit to di wan dɛn we dɛn kɔl fɔ kam na di chɔch kɔmyuniti ɛn to nyu wan dɛn we biliv bɔt di ɔda we aw di chɔch kɔmyuniti de, bɔt dɛn kin se gud abit lɔ nɔ nid fɔ di wan dɛn we biliv bikɔs i gɛt di abit fɔ pɔnish dɛn fɔ mek dɛn no se dɛn sin.

Tide, insay di Nyu Tɛstamɛnt tɛm, wi nɔ de no sin tru di lɔ, bɔt wi de rili no sin tru di at we ripɛnt, ɛn Gɔd in Wɔd de bi di lɔ fɔ kɔnshɛns fɔ no sin. Di prinsipul na di Baybul nɔto fɔ mek pipul dɛn no sin bay di lɔ we de na di kɔnshɛns, bɔt fɔ mek dɛn no sin bay di Wɔd we de muv dɛn kɔnshɛns.

Lɛta Fɔ Rom 2: 14-15 『(We di pipul dɛn we nɔto Ju, we nɔ gɛt di Lɔ, de du wetin di Lɔ se, pan ɔl we dɛn nɔ gɛt di Lɔ, na lɔ fɔ dɛnsɛf, bikɔs dɛn de sho di wok we di Lɔ de du we dɛn rayt na dɛn at, dɛn kɔnshɛns de witnɛs ɛn wetin dɛn de tink wan wit dɛnsɛf fɔ aks dɛn ɔ fɔ difend dɛn.)』

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