Naan in kam̧ool eļapļo̧k ke jān en̄jake ko wōt?

Pija

young woman reading the Book of Mormon

Juon naan in kam̧ool ej ta eo Rilo̧mo̧o̧r ekar kōnono kake ke Ekar ba n̄an Piter, “Kanniōk im bōtōktōk raar jab katakin eok kake, a Jema ej pād i lan̄” (Matu 16:17). Ej juon jeļāļo̧kjeņ jān Anij eo ej itok jān Jetōb Kwojarjar.

Jetōb Kwojarjar ej kōnono ilo juon ainikien jej en̄jake eļapļo̧k jān ad ron̄, ak ej itok jim̧or “ilo ļōmņak eo am̧ im ilo buruōm̧” (K&B 8:2; eoon eo kar kobaiktok)—ad ļōmņak barāinwōt en̄jake ko ad.

Rikanaan Josep Smith ekar kōmeļeļeik jetōbin revelesōn āinwōt juon en̄jake in “jeļāļo̧kjeņ erreo ej ibebtok n̄an eok, [lewaj] n̄an eok m̧akūtkūt in ļōmņak ko” (Teachings of Presidents of the Church: Josep Smith [2007], 132).

N̄e jej ukōt kōļmenļo̧kjeņ ko ad im buruōd—ļōmņak ko ad, en̄jake ko ad, im ad ikdelel—n̄an Anij, Emaron̄ kōnono ilo kōļmenļo̧kjeņ im buruōd kōn juon ainikien edik im emera an Jetōb Kwojarjar. Ilo An Jerbal ippān Jetōb ko ad, jet iaan en̄jake ko im ļōmņak ko ad rej un̄ūr kōj. En̄in ej naan in kam̧ool eo Ej letok n̄an kōj.