Acts 9:29 - Holy Bible Nigerian Pidgin English

²⁹ E bigin dey tok and argue with di Jew pipol wey dey speak Greek, but some pipol kon dey try to kill-am.

Acts 9:29 ပူးပေါင်းရင်းမြစ်များ

Acts 11:20

But some among dem wey kom from Cyprus and Sirene kon go Antiok dey tok to di Greek pipol about di Good News wey koncern Jesus Christ.

Acts 17:17

So e tok to di Jew and Gentile pipol wey dey fear God wey dey inside di sinagog and e still tok to evribody wey dey di market.

Acts 18:19

Wen dem rish Efesus, Paul leave Priscilla and Akwila for der, but en ensef enter di sinagog go follow di Jew pipol tok.

Acts 19:8

So Paul enter di sinagog kon dey tok with boldness for three monts. E dey show di pipol how dem go take bilive God Kingdom.

Acts 22:18

and Jesus Christ sey, ‘Make yu komot for Jerusalem kwik-kwik, bikos dem nor go asept wetin yu dey tok about mi.’

Acts 6:1

As time dey go, wen di disciples don plenty, di Jew pipol wey dey tok with Greek language kon dey kworel with di oda kountry-men wey dey tok Hibru. Dem kon dey komplain sey, “Wen dem dey share food, di Hibru men dey sofa wimen wey dia husband don die.”

Acts 9:27

So Banabas take Saul go meet di apostles, den e tell dem how Saul take si Jesus Christ for vishon wen e dey go Damaskus and how e bigin prish with boldness about Jesus Christ.

Acts 9:28

Saul stay and waka with dem for Jerusalem and e dey tok with boldness about Jesus Christ.

2 Korintians 11:26

I don travel many times wey I enter trobol for wota; for tif hand, even for my kountry pipol and Gentile pipol hand; both for inside town; for wildaness and from pipol wey dey pritend sey dem bi awa brodas.

Jude 1:3

My friends, even doh e don dey hongry mi since to rite give una about di salvashon wey wi dey share togeda, naw e strong well-well for my mind to rite, so dat una mind go dey strong. So una go fit stand fight for wetin wi bilive; di tins wey God don give en pipol and nor-tin go fit shange am.

Jude 1:9

But wen Mikael, di big angel dey kworel with devil bikos of Moses body, e nor curse am, but instead, e sey, “Na God go judge yu!”