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Psalms 53:2 - Holy Bible Nigerian Pidgin English

2 God dey from heaven look evribody; E dey look to si if anybody really get sense and weda anybody really dey find am.

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Psalms 53:2
14 Iomraidhean Croise  

Den e tell Solomon, “My pikin, I kommand yu sey make yu know yor papa God and make yu use all yor mind and heart take serve am. E know all wetin wi dey tink and wetin wi wont. If yu go meet am, E go take yu, but if yu turn from am, E go abandon yu forever.


E go meet King Asa kon tell am, “King Asa, Judah and Benjamin tribe, make una listin to mi! As long as una dey obey God, E go always dey with una. If una koll am, E go ansa una, but if una rijet am, E go rijet una too.


But yu don still do some good tins before. Yu remove Asherah juju from di town and yu really won follow God.”


God tell human being, ‘Before una go get sense, una must woship mi. Una go turn live bad tins, before una go fit get undastandin.’ ”


Wiked pipol too sturbon and dem dey always tink sey, “God nor go do mi anytin, bikos E nor kare.”


Make una tell dem sey God dey look down from en temple for heaven. E dey look di eart from heaven


But God dey for en holy temple; E dey rule from heaven. E dey look as evribody dey live dia life for dis eart.


Na to obey God bi di rite way to get sense and evribody wey dey do wetin E tok, dey get sense and do well. So make praiz bi en own forever and ever.


My heart sey make I pray to Yu and I kon pray to Yu my Oga and God.


Make una turn and pray to God naw wen E dey near una.


Bikos I dey si evritin wey dem dey do; dia wikedness nor hide from mi and e nor get where dem hide dia sin put wey I nor go si am.


E nor get where pesin go hide put make I for nor si am. Yu nor know sey I dey evriwhere for di heavens and di eart?


So make una dey sure sey una dey do dem, bikos dis tins go show how una get sense rish among di pipol wey go hear am and dem go sey, “True-true, dis great kountry get pipol wey wise well-well.”


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