John 9:1-15

¹Wen Jedus beena waak long, e see a bline eye man wa been bon bline.

²De ciple dem aks Jedus say, “Teacha, who dat sin wa mek dis man yah bon bline? Dat man sin, or e modda an e fada?”

³Jedus ansa say, “De bline wa oona see een dis man eye yah ain got nottin fa do wid e own sin, needa e modda an e fada sin. E bline so dat people kin see de wok wa God gwine do een e life.

⁴Long as de daytime las, we haffa do de wok wa de one wa sen me gii we fa do. Cause de night time da come, an dey ain nobody gwine be able fa wok den.

⁵Wiles A dey yah een de wol, A de light ob de wol.”

⁶Atta Jedus say dat, e spit pon de groun. Den e mek mud wid de spit an e rub de mud pon de bline man eye.

⁷E tell de man say, “Mus go wash ya face een de wata ta de Pool ob Siloam.” (Siloam mean “De one wa dey sen.”) So de man gone. An atta e wash e face dey een de wata, jes den e able fa see. E gone back ta e house, e see ebryting.

⁸E neighba dem an de people wa beena shim wen e nyuse fa beg, dey say, “Ain dis de man wa nyuse fa seddown an beg?”

⁹Some people ansa say, “Dat de man.” Bot oda people say, “No, dat ain de man. E jes fabor um.” So den de man esef say, “A de man wa nyuse fa beg.”

¹⁰So de people aks um say, “Hoccome ya kin see now?”

¹¹De man ansa um, “De man dey call Jedus mek mud wa e rub pon me eye. Den e tell me say, ‘Mus go wash ya face een de wata ta de Pool ob Siloam.’ So A gone, an atta A wash me face, A been able fa see.”

¹²Dey aks um say, “Weh Jedus dey?” De man say, “A ain know weh e dey.”

¹³Den de people tek de man wa been bon bline an gone ta de Pharisee dem.

¹⁴Now den, Jedus been mek de mud an heal dat bline eye man pon de Woshup Day.

¹⁵So de Pharisee dem aks de man noda time hoccome e able fa see. De man tell um say, “E rub mud pon me eye an A wash me face, an now A able fa see.”