Interviews about prayer

Speaker: Silas

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1: 0:00:00 (if we're in the garden or doing work we talk to God [mohis agabi] and say what we're doing, we might cut ourselves, or there could be a snake or centipede and we ask him to look after us in the garden and we cut the garden) 2: 0:00:43 (anytime, morning,z afternoon, when we're working) 3: 0:00:59 (the sick person will put his thinking, if it's a sickness that just hits for no reason we put our sorry, we put our sorry and put things right. When you pray do you do it out loud? Sometimes out loud and sometimes in our heads.) 4: 0:01:44 (yes we pray and sing) 5: 0:02:08 (the man going for the meat will have his own thinking. Some will think and do that, others will just go) 6: 0:02:34 (we just talk and leave it. Sometimes God hears and might give us what we ask for) 7: 0:02:56 (God hears. God hears both good and bad people. Does God do work when he hears prayer, does he follow it? We think that God hears, but sometimes decides not to give us what we ask for, a true person who asks might get what they ask for. If he doesn't give we know we aren't good.) 8: 0:04:02 (some of our ancestors did that, and some of our fathers, but we heard the talk and we don't do it. Wanwan person does it now if they think about it, but we don't normally see it. Do you give food to God? No we don't give, we just talk. We eat the food)

Speaker: Sibil

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1: 0:00:00 inda nog amug moo nog amug 2: 0:00:31 honn hutam hutam, iningoom lama inug endam inda nog amb igung his singu egee nug inda noonnol yab heb igita i nog yam endet amb i hogog inemb igung om inoomung salib aleg yug endamb asamog salib om amb igung inda ig aleg egee yug mee mee yot yot aleg wog igisis og nom oboob wi yam piguwa ig aleg yab mandug bili mandug yam endet amb igung ig his oboob noonnol iba heb pigoong enn his oboob noonnol iba heb pigoob noonnol noonoonn igita hala mandenim endet amb i mandeb igung. (do you pray out loud?) honn hiyol ogoo musu his moonoo lub igugum honn hiyol ogoo hobol es amb igugum woo hutee woloob ogootooloob hobol om amb igugum enn ennel endet neleb igugum moo hutee endet nagand yam endee noolo mandoogoond yam mohis singu mando nom singu mandegee mohis inda ogoo hooyom hoolo nom inda enn egee mandenim noonoonn noonn heb igita mandenim hogog ogoo ininim noonong igitee om pet ooguwa salib enn asamog iningoom bili iningoom pet ooguwa aleg ogoo yanim noonong igita yanim endamb i aleg mandoogoond yam hobol tondee his endet a mandoong yam mandoong bili mandeb yab God ogoo yogoonoong ig hoong yam 3: 0:02:27 nom mohis etilig umo onnol musu hutee abagam yot heleb iguwot es pigoob igu enn endet abagam yot heleb i enn etilig ungum ooguwa nom inda noog amb i amb i oo moo onnol abagam yot heleb iguwot oo musu om enn ogoo pigee noonn og nom walub ogootooloob nom bili nom onn his hogu ogoo piya bili hann endet amb igung amb heb igung oo mohis om musu loogooneeng onnol etilig oboob iguwot musu loogooneeng nom pigoob iguwot oo mohis nom bili higeb igu mohis om etilig wi heleb igu ab ongoo hobol amb ong god migingee heb igung migemb i om bili not tugugab igung om endet amb igung 4: 0:03:21 hobol egee amb igung god his sila heeyo wig singu hum amoong yam hobol buk om yang oo God endet igu agamb Jisas em yab yombonn heleb mohis holot heleb ogooteleb om ogooteleb onn inda igita onn yat oolooguwo om egee tebinn endeteeng omboo hum isim omboo hum amoong yam god heeyo mu heb igung musu amoong yam om god migingee yam ig oo nom hooyom wig amoong yam oo mee mee mee ogoo amoong yam om his moo etilig umo amoong yam moo etilig umo bili hala oomoong oo god migima ogoo bili haga hoong yam 5: 0:04:12 (If I'm going on the road to get meat I ask God to give me meat and I go. If I get meat then I know God heard me) 6: 0:04:41 (we don't know if her hears or not, we just talk. If we ask right God hears us, he hears what we want and gives to us and we're happy) 7: 0:05:12 (I don't know if God hears thieves. We're all people that behave badly and whether he hears us isn't clear, we just talk.) 8: 0:05:54 (our ancestors did that, my generation did that. We put food on a plate. Our ancestors put the tail of the meat nating or baby meat and called the name and put the food. They did that and then they heard thoughts. The Spirit said that he was wanbel and liked the food and so would provide them with meat. So they ate meat and gave a bit to the spirit. They didn't see the spirit, they just did it. Long ago we did it, but the name of Jesus came, we heard it and this pasin went into the fire and we left it at our baptisms, so we don't put food for the spirits. Now we plant food and we say to God) inda noonnol ab yombonn bili yog esigonn omboo ig mena yombonn ogoo singu pigeb ogootang oomoo onnol bili nog mena agabi tuguwot omboo ig nug endamb nongot hobol tandeng egee nong amoong om heleb mena oolooguwo tugula nug enda mena nemb igung (does anyone still do that today? I don't know. I used to do it long ago, but now I don't 11: 0:08:27 (no we don't give food to God, ancestors did. We heard the Bible and got rid of the lying stuff.)

Speaker: Joel