Maskelynes Bible - 43 - The People of Jesus - The Church

Jul 17, 2026

A church community and its people are portrayed through stories centered on Jesus and the journey to Jerusalem. The narrative emphasizes how divine promises lead believers to gather, pray, and maintain faith through Pentecost. Key moments include teaching, witnessing, and the spread of devotion, showing how listeners recognize God’s work and learn to trust in Jesus despite uncertainty and fear.

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Pages19

Reading Time48 min

43. The People of Jesus

(The Church)

Alat siYesu 43. The People of Jesus (The Church) Nauman 2 Maskelynes Bible Alat siYesu 43. The People of Jesus (The Church) Distant Shores Media and the Door43 World Missions Community. Illustrations are © Sweet Publishing. Maskelynes Vanuatu Copyright © 2026, SIL Vanuatu in partnership with the Uluveu Language Project [http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/](http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/) You are free to make commercial use of this work. You may adapt and add to this work , but you may distribute the resulting work only under the same or similar license to this one. You must keep the copyright and credits for authors , illustrators , etc. Uluveu Language Project-Maskelynes language (klv) This book is an adaptation of the original , 43. The Church , Copyright © 2015, unfolding Word | Open Bible Stories. Licensed under CC BY-SA 4.0. This work is a derivative of "Creative Commons Open Bible Stories "attributed to [unfoldingWord.org](unfoldingWord.org) used under CC BY SA 4.0. All included images originate from “Bible Images from Sweet Publishing” attributed to Sweet Publishing used under CC BY SA 3.0. Nəboŋ aGot tolav aYesu vi məhat vi lan nəmav tia, ahai susur san lutoh a Jerusalem. Lutoh virnaviolan aGot tokel gati tia. Len nənauan sualũboñbon tabtab hən lə̃bisor tuṽ . Len nasihau p̃isi , ikad nãbiltiboŋ hən naPentikost. Evi nəboŋ naJu gail lũboñbon hənlə̃behəhaṽur husur nəmatuan hən nawit. Len nəboŋ enan len naut a Jerusalem ikad naJu lotolotu hən aGot , nəvanuan naut p̃isilotohusur kitin hən na-lotu-hən-aGot-an. Vəha-sua ŋai ikad nəwalan dan nəmav tosum̃an nəlan paru , ale naim lotobətah lanepul həni. Loris natit tohun natuhuhablotowunwun lotopəpehw ale lupat len galit ṽisusua. Galit p̃isi lopul hən aNunun aGot ale lotũbat sor len nasoruan tiltile gail tonor hənnəsa aNunun aGot tolavi mai galito. Nəboŋ lotosəsəloŋ hən nəwalan enan , naluṽoh logəm ̃boñbon , nənauan salit ebutbutut husur lotosəsəloŋ ləboi nasoruan salit ṽisusua. Lumaŋmaŋ , lup̃aŋ , luke ,“Galit lotosor , lovi alata Kalili m̃au? Imabe datosəsəloŋ hən nasoruanlotopas gidat ṽisusua maii? Wake galit galevis lusor viles ahai susur gail ke ,“Lomun nəwain toveveu ale lotərog.” Be aPita eil mai esəŋavur pisan esua, ale isorhabat am hən tokel mai naluṽoh ke ,“Gamit a Jutea mai gamit məttotoh a Jerusalem , mətesəsəloŋ hən nasoruan sagw. Naut kəmasnəsa məttonau maienan , alategai ləsatərog! Natenan tomadhavisi , ahai kelkel ur siGot , aJoel ikele tia: “AGot ikele ke , ‘Len nəboŋ hən nanoŋan hən navile a pan , ginau dereh nevur san aNunugw hən nə̃bilavi mai nəvanuan p̃isi.’” “UleIsrael gail , aYesu ta Nasaret , aGotitabtabuh lan. Ale aGot igol naten tomasil len nəhomito , husur len aYesu egaii , aGot igolnamerikel lotodaŋ , namerikel məttomaŋmaŋ len gail mai namerikel lotokel kot aYesu. Gamitp̃isi mətoləboi natgalenan tia. Nəsa tovisi hənaYesu inor hən na-sor-utaut-an siGot sutuai tia. AGot eriŋi ke lə̃bilav aYesu mai gamito; ale gamit mətup̃os gati len nəhai balbal.”

FAQs

What is the focus of “43. The People of Jesus” (The Church)?

The story centers on the people connected to Jesus and the life of the church, especially events leading to and around Jerusalem.

What role does Pentecost play in the narrative?

Pentecost is presented as a key turning point in the believers’ experience, with God’s promises guiding the people’s actions and trust.

Why does the story highlight gatherings in Jerusalem?

Jerusalem serves as the gathering point where devotion, prayer, and recognition of God’s work shape the community’s faith and understanding.

Jul 17, 2026

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