MO TE RA O TE ARIHI EHARA I TE RA HAPATI.
Kei te ui etahi tangata, he aha i whakarere ai te Hahi i te Ra Tapu o mua i pupuri i tetahi rake, ara i te ra tuatahi o te wiki? He pai tenei tu whakaaro, i te mea hoki ma te rapu ma te uiui hoki e marama ai te ngakau o te tangata ki nga mea ngaro, na reira kia ata whakaaro mai ki tenei whakaatu. Na Mohi i whakaatu ki nga tamariki o Iharaira nga tikanga katoa e u ai to ratou kawena ki a Ihowa ; ai whakapumau ia i nga tikanga i tukuna ki nga Tipuna, a na Ihowa ano etahi mea hou i whakaatu mai; ko enei etahi o nga ture o mua, ko te tikanga mo te Ra Hapati, na reira i penei te timatanga o taua ture " kia mahara kite Ra Hapati, kia whakatapua," ko tetahi ano ko te tikanga o te kotinga, ko
etahi 0 nga mea hou, ko te kapenga. Na e ata whakaatu ano a Mohi (in. Tiuteronomi 18,15) ki tetahi ka puta mai i muri i aia, i penei ona kupu " Ma Ihowa matou atua e whakaara ake he poropiti mou i roto ia koe, no ou teina, rile tahi ki aau; ko ia ta koutou e whakarongo ai." Ara ite mea he pononga kau a Mohi, ko Ihu karaiti te Tama Hiperu 3. —6. Na reira te kupu 0 te Karaiti ki nga Hurae i whakahe ra i aia mo tana mahi, tohu i te Hapati. " Whaihoki ko te Tama a te tßngata te Ariki 0 te Hapati " Maka 2.28. Na reira ia te Karaiti e whakaara ana i tona Hahi i whakahou ia i nga kakahu 0 nga tikanga, i pera me tana i ki ra kaore i pai te hoatu ite waina hou ki roto kite mea tawhito kei pakaru hoki taua mea tawhito ka maringi te waina, engari me hoatu te waina hou ki nga i pu hou a ka ora tahi raua Matiu 9.17. Na reira ko te kahu hou 0 te whakauru ki roto kite kawenata 0 Ihowa, ko te iriiri kite wai, haunga te Kotinga; ko te hakari hou ote Atua ko te Hapa 0 te Ariki, haunga te Kapenga. Na ko te kahu hou mo te ra tapu ko te ra tuatahi 0 te wiki, haunga te ra whitu. A i ata korero te Karaiti i nga mea katoa mo tona Hahi ki nga Apotoro i mua 0 tona kakenga (nga Mahi, 1.3) na reira me rapu tatou ki 0 ratou kupu me o ratou tikanga kia marama ai tatou ki nga kakahu hou 0 te Hahi. Na, i ata whakarere ratou i te Kotinga, i homai i te iriiri (tirohia nga mahi 2.38 te 8, 38; te 10.48, mete 15 onga upoko te 16.3, Karaitia 2.3 te 5,1 —12). Ai whakarere ratou i te ra Hapati, i homai i te ra tuatahi 0 te wiki, tirohia nga mahi, 20,7, te tahi 0 nga tuhituhi ki nga Koroniti, 16.2. Te whakakitenga 1.10. A ahakoa i hokihoki tonu etahi ote Hahi ki nga tikanga tawhito 0 nga Hurai, kaore i roa kua ngaro to ratou whakapono ki a te Karaiti, i maringi hoki te waina hou itei pu tawhito; ko era 1 u tonu ki nga tikanga herekore 0 te Karaiti; i maka atu e ratou te kahu kua tawhitohia, ara te ra whitu ;ai u kite ra tuatahi ote wiki, hei ratapu mo ratou, i orate waina hou i roto ite ipu hou; I waho te ra hoki Hapati hei tohu ki nga Hurai mo to ratou putanga mai i te urupa 0 Ihipa ; whaihoki ko te ra tuatahi ote wiki te ra i ara ake ai te Karaiti i te urupa, ai whakaara tahi ia ia tatou i taua ra, korohe 3.1. Na reira ki taua ra tatou u ai, kiau ai ki a te Karaiti. P.H.P.
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Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 36, 6 September 1898, Page 5
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658MO TE RA O TE ARIHI EHARA I TE RA HAPATI. Jubilee : Te Tiupiri, Volume 1, Issue 36, 6 September 1898, Page 5
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