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A haa nyɛmimɛ niye ní, nyu, hwɔ he, kɛ tsopahi. Jehanɛ hu, a toɔ asafo mi kpehi blɔ nya oya nɔuu konɛ a kɛ wo nyɛmimɛ a bua
Food, water, shelter, medical care, and emotional and spiritual support are provided as soon as possible

E ha mɛ nɔ́ ko bɔɔ nɛ a nu, nɛ e ha mɛ nyu kɛ papami konɛ a kɛ tsu a tade ɔmɛ a hɛ mi.
She poured them some juice and brought them a clothes brush, a bowl of water, and towels.

* Bɔ nɛ nyu haa tso nɛ ngɛ gboe he wami ɔ, jã nɔuu nɛ munyu blɛuu hu haa nihi nɛ nuɔ ɔ he jɔmi.
* Even as water revives a thirsty tree, so the calm speech of a soothing tongue can refresh the spirit of those hearing it.

Hiɔmi ɔ nɛ hluu kɛ ya si be nɛ nyu ha zugba a nɔ tsuo kaa bɔnɛ Yehowa de ɔ.—1 Mose 7:16-21.
And it kept coming and coming and coming —flooding the world, just as Jehovah had said it would. —Genesis 7:16-21.

Sane bimihi: Mɛni he je nɛ Yehowa pee e juɛmi kaa e maa ngɔ Nyu Kpekpemi kɛ kpata nihi a hɛ mi ɔ?
Questions: Why did Jehovah decide to bring the Flood?

Yo ɔ de lɛ ke: “Etsɛ, ha mi jamɛ a nyu ɔ eko.”
The woman said: “Sir, give me this water.”

Anɛ lɔ ɔ ji suɔmi nɛ huɛmɛ nɛ nyu bi ngɛ a kpɛti ɔ ngɛ kɛ ha a sibi ɔ lo?
Is it the closeness between two good friends?

Mɛni nyu mi nɛ a baptisii nɔ ngɛ ɔ tsɔɔ?
What does water baptism indicate?

Kɛ je Ní Bɔmi Nɔ kɛ ya su Nyu Afua a Nɔ
Creation to the Flood

17 Ngɛ Harmagedon se ɔ, “nyu nɛ haa wami” maa je Mesia Matsɛ Yemi sɛ ɔ mi kɛ be daa.
17 Following Armageddon, “living waters” will flow continuously from the seat of the Messianic Kingdom.

Akɛnɛ e ji adufudetsɛ nɛ le ga heje ɔ, e le kaa ke wa kɔni mi wo nyu pɛ, wa ma gbɔjɔ ngɛ mumi mi kɛkɛ ɔ, e ma na wa he blɔ.
A sly opportunist, he knows that despondency can weaken us, making us vulnerable.

Tabuli ɔmɛ a nyatsɛ ɔ de ke: ‘Nɔ tsuaa nɔ nɛ́ le slemi ɔ, e tu kɛ wo wo ɔ mi kekle, nɛ e wu nyu ɔ kɛ ya nu kpo.
The army officer in charge says: ‘All of you who can swim jump into the sea first and swim ashore.

Be komɛ ɔ, ní komɛ woɔ wa kɔni mi nyu.
Through the years, there were times when our spirituality weakened.

Se David ‘kua numi, nɛ e plɛ nyu ɔ pue si ha Yehowa mohu.’
However, “David did not consent to drink it, but poured it out to Jehovah.”

Noa suɔ nɛ e le keji kaa nyu ɔ ta zugba a nɔ aloo e tɛ, heje ɔ, e kpale ngmɛɛ okpo ko he.
Noah wanted to see if the waters had run off the earth, so next he sent a dove out of the ark.

Benɛ Peter kane ngmami ɔ nɔuu ɔ, e hɛngmɛ nɔ da nyu, nɛ e bi ke: “Imi hu i piɛɛ to ɔmɛ a he lo?”
At that, with tears in his eyes, Peter asked: “Am I one of these sheep?”

Be komɛ ɔ, Mawu jali anɔkualetɛmɛ po peeɔ yeyeeye, nihi peeɔ mɛ nɔdɔ nɔ́, a he nile kojoɔ mɛ, nɛ enɛ ɔ haa a kɔni mi woɔ nyu.
Even loyal worshippers of God sometimes experienced anxiety, hurt feelings, and guilt, which affected their activity.

Imi hu jinɛ i li lɛ, se Mawu, nɔ nɛ tsɔ mi ke ma ba baptisi nihi ngɛ nyu mi ɔ lɛ de mi ke, “Nɔ nɛ nɔ nɛ mumi ɔ ma ba ma a, lɛ ji nɔ nɛ maa ngɔ mumi klɔuklɔu ɔ kɛ baptisi nihi.”
Even I did not know him, but the very One who sent me to baptize in water said to me: ‘Whoever it is upon whom you see the spirit coming down and remaining, this is the one who baptizes in holy spirit.’

Kɛkɛ nɛ Mose ngɔ e tso ɔ kɛ fia tɛsa a si enyɔ, nɛ nyu babauu kaa pa je mi kɛ pue si.
Then Moses strikes the rock twice with a stick, and a great stream of water comes pouring out of the rock.

Benɛ Eliezer kɛ tsɔli kpa amɛ ya su Haran ɔ, a to si ngɛ nyu vu ko he. Eliezer le kaa e be kɛe nɛ nihi ma ba bɔni nyu yɛmi.
When Eliezer and the other servants arrived at Haran, they stopped at a well because Eliezer knew that people would soon come to get water.

E yi ní nɛ e nui nyu.
He had no food or water.

E na hu kaa nyumu ɔ ngɔ afukpɔngɔ nyɔngma kɛ ba, nɛ a buu si, se nyu ta lohwe ɔmɛ a nyu numi nɔ́ ɔ mi.
She noticed that he had a train of ten camels kneeling nearby and that the trough had not yet been filled to water them.

“Mawu ma tsu a hɛ mi vo nyu tsuo. Nɔ ko be gboe hu.” —Kpojemi 21:4.
“He will wipe out every tear from their eyes, and death will be no more.” —Revelation 21:4.

Mɛnɔ ha Nyu Afua a ba?
Who caused that Flood?

Nɛ ke a wo o nɔ kɛ je nyu ɔ mi ɔ, e tsɔɔ kaa o ba wami mi ekohu konɛ o ba pee Mawu suɔmi nya ní.
Being raised up out of the water indicates that you are now alive to do the will of God.