Nga Ui.
1. Kowai te ingoa o tena Awa? 2. Kowai te Kai Kauwhau? 3. He aha tana mahi ki taua hunga e haere nei ki roto i te Wai! He Iriiri. 4. Hei aha tana Iriiringa i a ratou ? Hei Tohu kua horaia e te Atua nga hara o te Hunga e ripeneta ana. Ki nga Toto utu nui o Ihu. 5. I pewhea atu a Hoani kia Ih u i tona haerenga mai ki a Iriiria e ia ? 6. Pewhea te kupu whakahoki a Ihu kia Hoani ? 7. Pewhea nga kupu i korere mai ai te Atua Matua i te Kangi. 8. Tokowhia hunga i te Bangi? Tokotoru--kotahi ano ia taua hunga Tokotoru. 9. I kitea ranei i rangona ranei taua hunga Tokotoru i te iriiringa o Ihu ? Ae I rangona te Eeo o te Matua, I kitea te "Wairua Tap" ano he Kukupa, I kitea te Tama i rangona no te tangata te Atu a
Hjuo inoi ia i taua wa.— Matiu, Hi, 13-17. — Maka, i., 9-11.— Ruha, in., 21-22). Ko nga kupu a te Matua ki tana Tama. Ko koe taku Tama i a aroha ai taku i aliureka atu ai.— Maka, l, 11.
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Korimako, Issue 16, 15 June 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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198Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 16, 15 June 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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