Nga Tangata e Whakahawea ana ki Te Atua.
He korero na Te Witimoa, minita o te whare karakia Perepitiriana, o Ranana, e korero ana aia e mea ana, aia, i au e mahi nei i taku malii minita i nga tau e toru te kau kua pahure nei, kua kite kite aliau i etahi tangata e whakahorikori ana ki Te Atua; e rua te kau o aua tu tangata oku i kite ai, a he tangata korero aua tu tangata kite iwi i a ratou korero wkakake mo Te Atua, a i enei ra o aua tangata e rua te kau, tokowka rawa ano o ratou e ora nei, a ko aua tokowka kua taliuri ki a ratou ano wkakahorihori ai, ara kua wkakahe tetahi ki tetaki, a ko tetahi o ratou e akua kopokopo tonu ana ki Te Atua. A ko te hunga tekau ma ono o taua rua te kau, kua tahuri ki Te Atua, kua maki i te tino pono, a e ako ana ratou i te kupu a Te Atua i kiia ra e ratou i mua he tito, a kua tino pai ratou ki nga tikanga o Te Atua me ana kupu pono.
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Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 7
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198Nga Tangata e Whakahawea ana ki Te Atua. Korimako, Issue 10, 13 December 1882, Page 7
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