Nga Ui.
1. Kowhea te Taone i haere atu nei nga Hoia kite whakamate i nga Tamariki? 2. Nawai aua Hoia i tono kite whakamate? 3. He aha te take i riri ai ia ? 4. I ahatia tenei Kingi kino i muri ilio ? I whakamatea e te Atua hei utu mo tana mahi kino ki aua Tamariki o Peterehema. — Matiu ii., 19. Ko te tangi a nga Whaea, — Matiu ii., 16-18. Ko Haliera e tangi ana ki ana Tamariki, a kihai i pai kia whakamarietia no te mea kua kahore ratou, 5. He aha i karangatia ai nga whaea o ena Tamariki ko Hahera 1 m te mea i pa mai te pouritanga kia Bahera i tona whanautanga i a Peniamine. A, mate iho ia tanumia iho ki Peterehema. — Kenehi xxxv., 1-9. No te mea hoki he tokomaha o enei Whaea i patna nei nga Tamariki no te iwi o Peniamine. E hara ano hoki i te mea no Peterehema anake nga Tamariki
i patua e Herora engari no era atu Taone ano hoki e tata ana ki reira.
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Korimako, Issue 15, 15 May 1883, Page 3 (Supplement)
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179Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 15, 15 May 1883, Page 3 (Supplement)
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