NA RONGO PAI.
TE UTUNGA I TE NAMA.
"Kua utua ranei te pukapuka i te nama na?" "E hoa, Ae" tenei te Ritiihi. Hoatu atu ki tahaki takoto ai kua utua hoki, kua mutu. He penei tonu to te tangata ki tana kaute i tenei ao, kei te pera ano hoki te Atua ki tana kaute i te rangi. Ko tatou hoki he nama tino nui ta tatou ki a la; Ko Ihu Karaiti te kai takawaenga o te hunga hara, na ana i utu taua nama a tatou ; Ko te Ritiiti o taua utunga kei te aroaro tonu o te Atua e takoto ana ara te utunga a tona Tama ina hoki na nga kupua. Koriniti, 2.14. Mehemea hoki kite tono tetahi tangata i taua nama ra ano kia utua, ma te whakaatu rawa i te Ritiiti (ara pukapuka utunga) e mutu ai tona tono kite kore e whakaaturia atu e koe taua ritiiti—Na ka mau koe i te ture kia utua katoatia e koe aua moni. Kua oti ate Karaiti te whakarite mo tena; engari kite kore koe e whakapono, mete whakaatu ite ritiiti, kia mahara kite mea kino kei te takoto ma mnoi.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 31, 2 August 1898, Page 2
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196NA RONGO PAI. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 31, 2 August 1898, Page 2
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