Kwɛstyɔn 90. Wetin go apin to di wan dɛn we de du wetin rayt di de we dɛn go jɔj?

 Kwɛstyɔn 90. Wetin go apin to di wan dɛn we de du wetin rayt di de we dɛn go jɔj?


Ansa. Di de we dɛn go jɔj di wan dɛn we de du wetin rayt, dɛn go kɛr dɛn go to Krays insay di klawd, ɛn dɛn go tinap na in raytan, ɛn dɛn go no am na pɔblik ɛn dɛn go fri am, ɛn dɛn go jɔj di enjɛl ɛn pipul dɛn we dɛn nɔ gri wit wit Krays, ɛn dɛn go tek dɛn na ɛvin, usay dɛn go fri frɔm ɔl sin ɛn sɔfa sote go, ɛn ful-ɔp wit gladi-at we nɔbɔdi nɔ go ebul fɔ tink bɔt; so dat dɛn go mek dɛn oli pafɛkt wan ɛn gladi na dɛn bɔdi ɛn sol, ɛn dɛn go ɛnjɔy mɔ wit Gɔd di Papa, wi Masta Jizɔs Krays di Pikin, ɛn di Oli Spirit in prezɛns ɛn gladi at, insay di kɔmpin wit di bɔku bɔku pipul dɛn we oli ɛn oli enjɛl dɛn we nɔ bɔku, te go sote go. Dis na di pafɛkt ɛn ful kɔmyuniɔn we di mɛmba dɛn na di chɔch we wi nɔ de si go ɛnjɔy wit Krays wit glori di tɛm we dɛn go gɛt layf bak ɛn di de we dɛn go jɔj.


Insay di kateshizm, dɛn se di wan dɛn we biliv we dɛn kech to Krays na di klawd di de we dɛn go jɔj dɛn, dɛn kin tɔk na pɔblik se dɛn nɔ du ɛnitin ɛn dɛn kin fri dɛn frɔm sin ɛn sɔfa. Bɔt Lɛta Fɔ Rom 6: 6-7 se, "Wi no dis, se dɛn nel wi ol bɔdi wit am, so dat dɛn go dɔnawe wit sin bɔdi, so dat wi nɔ go bi slev to sin igen. Bikɔs di wan we dɔn day dɔn fri frɔm sin ɛn dɛn dɔn gi am rayt."

Lɛta Fɔ Ɛfisɔs 1: 15 se, "Ivin we wi bin dɔn day pan sin, mek wi gɛt layf wit Krays—na in spɛshal gudnɛs yu dɔn sev—ɛn gi wi layf bak wit am, ɛn sidɔm wit am na ɛvin insay Krays Jizɔs."

So, Gɔd in jɔjmɛnt pan sina dɛn na Jizɔs Krays we day na di krɔs, ɛn dis na di fɔgiv. Dɛn kin jɔj di wan dɛn bak we gɛt wanwɔd wit in day. So, Gɔd de gi spiritual layf to di wan dɛn we day wit Jizɔs na di krɔs. Di Baybul tɔk bɔt dis difrɛn we dɛn.

Bikɔs ɔf di wɔd we dɛn se “dɛn kech dɛn na di klawd,” di wɔd rapchɔ bin apia bitwin di wan dɛn we biliv, ɛn bɔku pipul dɛn we biliv biliv se trɔbul go de bifo di jɔjmɛnt ɛn dɛn go rap di oli wan dɛn bifo di trɔbul. Di wɔd “we dɛn kech na di klawd” de tɔk bɔt di wan dɛn we dɔn day pan Gɔd biznɛs we gɛt layf we go gɛt layf bak ɛn we sidɔm na ɛvin. Di Baybul nɔ se dis go apin di jɔjmɛnt tumara bambay, bɔt i de apin naw. I se dis go apin we yu biliv se yu day wit Jizɔs (jɔjmɛnt) ɛn yu gɛt layf bak wit Jizɔs.

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