Te Putanga Mai.
Na, taku ka mea atu nei ki a koutou, e meatia ana ano kite katoa. Kia mataara.— Maka xiii. 37. He kupu nui te mataara; me mataara te tangata kei whakawaia, a ka taka kite he; me mataara kei tutuki ki nga mea tenetene o te ao, a hinga iho. Me mataara kei rokohina e te Wairua poke, a mau tonu atu nga tangata whai-whakaaro ki roto ki nga mahanga whakatakoto, ki nga wahi katoa o tenei kainga manuwhiri a tatou. Ko te mataara, ko te inoi raua, i te ra, i te ra; kahore a te tangata kaha; engari koa, e tukua nuitia mai ana te kaha e te Atua, kite inoia tikatia e te tangata. Ekore e kore; ka whiwhi tonu. Heahakoa he kupu whakahara, te kupu mataara, kaore i enei huarahi taua kupu; he ara ke ta te Karaiti i ako mai ai i roto i te 37 o nga rarangi o te upoko xiii. o Maka; —he whakamahara na te Karaiti ki a tatou mo tona putanga mai kite ao, ta te mea, ka tae mai ano ia kite whakatu i Tana rangatiratanga i te ao nei ano. He tini no'a atu nga poropititanga i roto i te Karaipiture mo tenei haerenga mai o to tatou Ariki. Mo te ao katoa, puta noa i ona rohe te Kingitanga o te Ariki; engari koa, ko Tona torona, ka turia ki Maunga Hiona i Hiraharama. Te putake o enei tikanga nunui kei te Karaipiture anake, kaore hoki he mohitanga o te tangata e tae ana kite whakaaturanga o te Paipera. Mo te
Kingitanga o te Karaiti ki tenei ao tonu, —tirohia ianei te kupu • te 2 o nga waiata, i te 6 on J rarangi:—" Ahakoa, ka whakawahia e aliau taku Kingi V runga ki taku maunga tapu, i\ Hiona." Tirohia a Ihaia te 32 o nga upoko te wharangi tuatahi* —" Nana, ka kingi te Kingi \ runga ite tika; ka whakahaere tikanga ano nga rangatira i i te wkakarite whakawa." i a Ihaia te 9 o nga upoko te tua 6 mete tua 7 o nga rarangi —-'; A, ki runga ki tona poltohiwi te rangatiratanga ki a ia ko "Whakamiharo, ko Kai-wha-katakoto-Whakaaro, ko te Atua Kaka-rawa, ko te Matua o ijo a wa mutunga-kore, ko te Ranitira o nga rongo mau. Tona Kingitaga, te mau o tana rongo, ka nui haere, hore rawa he mutunga; ki runga ano kite torona o Rawiri, ki runga i tona rangatiratanga ; a, u noa, mau noa, i runga i te whakarite whakawa, i runga i te tika, i naianei, a, ake tonu atu." Tirohia hoki te 11 o nga upoko o te Whakakitenga mete 15 o nga rarangi:—"Ka whatangi ano te whitu o nga anahere; na, he nui nga reo ite rangi, e mea ana. Kua'riro nga rangatiratanga o te ao i to tatou Ariki, i tona Karaiti hoki; a, ko la hei Kingi, ake, ake, ake." He nui noa atu nga kupu i te Paipera Tapu mo tenei haerenga mai o te Karaiti, hei Kingi mo te ao; engari koa, ma te tangata e ata kimi i roto i nga wharangi o te Kawenata Tawhito mete Kawenata Hou. Ama te Wairua Tapu e tuku mai te maramatanga kite ngakau o tenei, o tenei, kia ata mohio ai kite Tika, kite Pono, kite Ora. Amene.
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 4
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556Te Putanga Mai. Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 4
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