Kwɛshɔn 98. Usay dɛn sɔmariz ɛn put di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn?

 Kwɛshɔn 98. Usay dɛn sɔmariz ɛn put di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn?

Ansa. Di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn dɔn sɔma ɛn de insay di Tɛn Kɔmandmɛnt dɛn, we Gɔd in vɔys bin tɔk na Mawnt Saynay ɛn insɛf rayt am pan tu ston tablɛt dɛn, ɛn dɛn rayt am na Ɛksodɔs 20. Di fɔs 4 lɔ dɛn gɛt wi duty to Gɔd, ɛn di ɔda siks lɔ dɛn gɛt wi duty to mɔtalman.


Dɛn bin kɔt di tu ston tablɛt dɛn we dɛn rayt di lɔ bɔt gud abit dɛn as lɔ dɛn pan tu stej dɛn.

Na Gɔd insɛf mek di fɔs tu ston tablɛt dɛn ɛn gi Mozis, bɔt na Mozis bin gɛt fɔ mek di sɛkɔn tu ston tablɛt dɛn. Di fɔs ston tablɛt dɛn bin sho wetin Gɔd in pipul dɛn fɔ kip ɛn du, bɔt di sɛkɔn ston tablɛt dɛn na fɔ di pipul dɛn fɔ rayt na dɛn at ɛn tink bɔt ɛn du wetin Gɔd want.

Di fɔs ɛn sɛkɔn ston tablɛt tan lɛk di fɔs man Adam ɛn di las man Adam. Dɛn gi di fɔs man Adam bɔdi we gɛt sin, ɛn di sɛkɔn man Adam gɛt bɔdi we gɛt spirit. So, di sɛkɔn ston tablɛt tan lɛk tɛmpul we dɛn bil insay di oli wan dɛn at. Dɛn brok di fɔs ston tablɛt (day), ɛn dɛn jɔs rayt di sɛkɔn tu ston tablɛt dɛn (bɔn bak) ɛn put dɛn na di Ak fɔ di Kɔvinant (na di tɛmpul we de na di oli pipul dɛn at).

Sam 40: 8, “Mi Gɔd, a gladi fɔ du wetin yu want, yu lɔ de insay mi at.” Di sɛkɔn ston tablɛt de insay mi at.

Di sɛkɔn ston tablɛt na di nyu lɔ, di wan dɛn we de ɔnda Krays in lɔ. Insay Fɔs Lɛta Fɔ Kɔrint 9: 21, i se, "To di wan dɛn we nɔ gɛt lɔ, a tan lɛk se a nɔ gɛt lɔ, pan ɔl we a nɔ gɛt lɔ to Gɔd, bɔt a de ɔnda Krays in lɔ), so dat a go win di wan dɛn we nɔ gɛt lɔ."

Dɛn bin gi di fɔs tu ston tablɛt dɛn, ɛn dɛn sho am tru di tin we apin to di gold kaw pikin se mɔtalman nɔ go ebul fɔ kip dɛn. Bɔt, insay dɛn, Gɔd in sɔri-at ɛn sɔri-at bin ful-ɔp. Dat na di sɛkɔn tu ston tablɛt dɛn. So, dɛn de prich Jiova in nem wit di sɛkɔn tu ston tablɛt dɛn.

Di fɔs ston tablɛt de tɔk bɔt di fɔs man, Adam, ɛn sin, ɛn di sɛkɔn ston tablɛt de tɔk bɔt di las man, Adam, ɛn di gudnɛs. Di fɔs ston tablɛt de tɔk bɔt di day we di krɔs day, ɛn di sɛkɔn ston tablɛt de tɔk bɔt di layf we pɔsin go gɛt bak. Insay Jɔn 1: 17, i se, "Bikɔs na Mozis bin gi di lɔ, bɔt Jizɔs Krays mek in spɛshal gudnɛs ɛn trut kam."

Fɔ dɔn, we i kam pan wetin de insay di lɔ dɛn we dɛn kɔl lɔ bɔt gud abit, dɛn rayt di fɔs wan pan ston tablɛt dɛn ɛn fos am fɔ fala am, bɔt dɛn rayt di sɛkɔn wan na di at tru di ston tablɛt dɛn ɛn fɔ no wetin Gɔd want ɛn du wetin i want. Di minin fɔ kip di sɛkɔn lɔ we de na di tu ston tablɛt dɛn na fɔ rayt am na di at.

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