Hell Ka Dujok

Ka Niam Ka Jinglait—ka Lynti sha Bneng, Ym sha Dujok

Before we were born on this earth, we were angels in heaven, but we committed sins in heaven and were sentenced to hell, and so, we now temporarily staying on this earth, a spiritual prison. Shuwa ba ngin kha ha kane ka pyrthei, ngi la long ki angel ha bneng, hynrei ngi la pop ha bneng bad la rai pynrem sha dujok, bad kumta, mynta ngi sah shipor ha kane ka pyrthei, ka ïing byndi bakynja mynsiem.

If we do not seek a way to avoid the punishment of hell on this earth, we are destined to go to hell. Lada ngim wad lad ban kiar na ka jingpynshitom ka dujok ha kane ka pyrthei, ngi la rem ban leit sha dujok.

God took pity on mankind and granted them the way to avoid the punishment of hell through His flesh and blood—the Passover. U Blei u la sngewsynei ia u khun bynriew bad u la ai ia ki ka lad ban kiar na ka jingpynshitom ka dujok lyngba ka doh bad ka snam jong U—Ka Niam Ka Jinglait.

The Church of God keeps the Passover—the way to return to heaven. Ka Balang U Blei ka rakhe ia Ka Niam Ka Jinglait—ka lynti ban leit phai sha bneng.

While they were eating, Jesus took bread, and when he had given thanks, he broke it and gave it to his disciples, saying, “Take and eat; this is my body.” Then he took a cup, and when he had given thanks, he gave it to them, saying, “Drink from it, all of you. This is my blood of the covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.” Te haba ki dang ïabam, U Jisu u la shim ïa u kpu, bad ynda u la nguh, u la kdiah; bad u la ai ha ki synran, u la ong, “To shim, to bam, une u long ka met jong nga.” Ynda u la shim ïa ka khuri ruh, bad ba u la nguh, u la ai ha ki, u da ong, “To dih na kane phi baroh; naba kane ka long ka snam jong nga, kaba ka jong ka jutang bathymmai, ïa kaba yn sapynmih noh na ka bynta kiba bun, ïa ka ban map ki pop.” Matthew 26:26–28 Matthaïos 26:26–28