Given a sentence in English language, translate the sentence to Tagalog language keeping the meaning of the original sentence intact.

Q: English sentence: 3. Peter continues to share the Gospel with others who also become reproductive.

A: 3. Si Pedro ay nagpatuloy na nagbahagi ng Ebanghelyo sa iba na namunga.
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Q: English sentence: He knew he couldn't impact anyone in this dead, dry church until he received his own touch from God. He couldn't rely on Elijah's great works. And he wasn't going to settle for anything less than more of the Spirit than his mentor had.

A: Alam niyang walang siyang magagawa sa kanino man dito sa patay, tuyot na simbahang ito hanggang hindi siya makatatanggap ng paghipo ng Dios. Hindi siya manghawak sa mga magagandang nagawa na ni Elias. At hindi siya papayag na hindi makakuha kung ano ang Espiritu ng tagapagturo niya mayroon.
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Q: English sentence: If we consider what some theologians call the “meta-narrative” (or overarching storyline) of Scripture, we see that biblical history can be roughly divided into three main sections: 1) paradise (Genesis 1—2); 2) paradise lost (Genesis 3—Revelation 20); and 3) paradise regained (Revelation 21—22).

A:
Kung isasaalang alang natin ang tinatawag ng mga teologo na meta-narrative o pangkalahatang kuwento ng Kasulatan, makikita natin na ang kasaysayan ng Bibliya ay maaaring hatiin sa tatlong pangunahing bahagi: 1) ang paraiso (Genesis 1:2); 2) ang nawalang paraiso (Genesis 3 - Pahayag 20); at 3) ang nabawing paraiso (Pahayag 21:22).
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