sentence1: concluding that God is able to raise up even from the dead. Figuratively speaking, he also did receive him back from the dead.
sentence2: Pen God, Ebraham agnɨgain rek gɨnɨgab aka, agɨl, nop agak, “Ñɨ nak Aisak, ‘Tɨkek tɨkel tɨk dam dapɨl gel koŋai mɨdenɨgal,’ agnek ñɨ ak nep, nop dam ñag pak lɨl, yɨp sobok gɨ ñɨnɨmɨn,” agak. Agek, Ebraham God nop nɨŋ dɨl, God mɨnɨm tari ageb ak mɨnɨm nɨŋɨd nep ageb, agɨl, yɨp agɨp rek nep gɨnɨgab, agɨl agak, “Ñɨ yad nɨbak tɨkek tɨkel tɨk dam dapɨl gel koŋai mɨdenɨgal agak mɨnɨm ak, God ne ma kɨrɨg gɨnɨgab; ñɨ yad nokɨm yɨb ak ñag pak len, ne gek kauyaŋ warɨknɨgab,” agɨl, ñɨ ne Aisak nop dam bɨd ar ak nag ñon gɨ lɨl, tu dɨl pɨŋɨl lɨnɨg gek, God agak, nɨg ma gɨnɨmɨn agak. Nɨb ak, ñɨ ne Aisak nop bɨr pɨs nep kɨmak rek lak ak pen nop komɨŋ dɨl dad adɨk gɨ amnak.