Nga Ui.
te Roto ? 2. He pewhea te mate o te turoro. 3. Kowai nga tangata whakapehapeha? ELo etehi o nga Karaipi ko ratou hoki te kai l tuhituhi o nga Karaipiture mete 1 kai whakaatu hoki kite iwi. I 4. Pewhea nga kupu whaka- ! marie a Ihu ki taua tangata mate ? 5. Pewhea nga kupu whakal ora a Ihu i a ai. a He aha te take i ahuareka ai I &ga hoa o taua turoro ki a Ihu ? I No te mea nui atu to ratou I "whakapono. I aroha ranei taua tangata °iate kite Atua? Ae i hiahia
tonu ia kia murua ona hara. Ko taua hunga whakapehapeha ia ko nga takotoranga moni ta ratou i hiahia ai me nga mea whakapaipai kahore ratou e hiahia kite murunga hara.— Matiu, ix., l-B.~MaJca, ii., v., 17-27. Ko nga kupu nunui a Jhu ki to Pararutiki. E tama kia maia ka oti au hara te muru. — Matiu. ix., 2.
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Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 3 (Supplement)
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160Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 18, 15 August 1883, Page 3 (Supplement)
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