Kwɛstyɔn 88. Wetin go apin jɔs afta di layf bak?

 Kwɛstyɔn 88. Wetin go apin jɔs afta di layf bak?

Ansa. Wantɛm afta di layf bak, wan jenɛral ɛn las jɔjmɛnt go de fɔ enjɛl ɛn mɔtalman, bɔt nɔbɔdi nɔ no di de ɔ di awa, so dat ɔlman go wach ɛn pre ɛn rɛdi ɔltɛm fɔ di Masta in kam.


Wantɛm afta di oli wan dɛn gɛt layf bak, chenj kin apin na di at. Fɔs Lɛta Fɔ Kɔrint 15: 51-52, “Luk, a de tɛl una wan sikrit: Wi ɔl nɔ go slip, bɔt wi ɔl go chenj, insay smɔl tɛm, insay wan yay we de shayn, we di las trɔmpɛt go blo, ɛn di wan dɛn we dɔn day go gɛt layf bak we nɔ de pwɛl, ɛn wi go chenj.” Dis de sho di wan dɛn we dɔn gɛt layf bak naw.

Dɔn bak insay Fɔs Lɛta Fɔ Tɛsalonayka 4: 16-17, "Bikɔs PAPA GƆD insɛf go kam dɔŋ frɔm ɛvin (uranon) wit ala ala, wit di ay enjɛl in vɔys ɛn wit di trɔmpɛt we Gɔd de kɔl. Di wan dɛn we dɔn day (nekron) insay Krays go rayz fɔs. Dɔn wi we de alayv ɛn we stil de (perileiphomai) go kech wi (harpazo) togɛda wit dɛn na di klawd fɔ mit di Masta insay di." air. En so wi go de wit di Masta ol taim."

Yuranɔn min Gɔd in kiŋdɔm (ɛvin). Jizɔs we de kam dɔŋ, kam bak na di tɛmpul insay wi at ɛn go insay, ɛn dis de ɛksplen di kes we Jizɔs kam bak fɔ di sɛkɔn tɛm. Nekron min di wan dɛn we dɔn day pan Gɔd biznɛs. Fɔs, di wan dɛn we dɔn day pan Gɔd biznɛs go gɛt layf bak, ɛn so di wan dɛn we go gɛt layf bak go gɛt spirit bɔdi ɛn sidɔm na ɛvin. Bikɔs dɛn de ɛksprɛs am as "afta dat, wi we de alayv ɛn de (perireiformai)", dɛn no am as sɛpret ɛntiti, bɔt i de ɛksprɛs di sem tin.

Di minin fɔ “wit dɛn” na dat di spirit de rayz ɛn gɛt layf, dat na di bɔdi fɔ di spirit (di bɔdi we gɛt layf bak). I min “di spirit de wɛr di spirit in bɔdi.” Di klawd dɛn tinap fɔ Jizɔs in fes. Harpazo min fɔ tek am ɔp. I min se di oli spirit de go insay Gɔd in kiŋdɔm na di at.

Sɛkɛn Lɛta Fɔ Kɔrint 12: 2 "A no wan man insay Krays we fɔtin ia bifo (we na in bɔdi a nɔ no ɔ na in bɔdi a nɔ no, Gɔd no) dɛn kɛr am go na di tɔd ɛvin."

Dis ɛvin de sho Gɔd in kiŋdɔm (tɛmpul) insay di sol. Ɔltin kin apin na di sol. Di oli wan dɛn kin tek Jizɔs na da tɛmpul de. Pan ɔl we dɛn de tɔk bɔt am lɛk se i de apin ɔdasay, i nɔto fɔ sho wetin de apin we di Masta kam dɔŋ, bɔt i de sho di tin dɛn we de apin.

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