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1. Na te aha te hunga nei i whanga tonu ai ki a kite ratou i a Ihu ite ata? No te mea i kite ratou i te haerenga atu o ana akonga ki runga i te poti ratou anake, no reira ratou i inahara ai ka noho tonu a Ihu ki taua wahi. 2. Ko whea te wahi i eke atu ai nga Kaipuke ririki o te hunga nei i muri i a te Karaiti ratou ko ana akonga ? Kaperenauma. 3. Na te aha te iwi nei i rapu ai i a Ihu? 4. Pewhea nga kupu a Ihu ki taua iwi i to ratou taenga mai ?
5. Pewhea nga kupu i korero a i a Ihu mo tona tinana ake i roto i te whare Karakia ? 1 heke iho a hau i te rangi. %o ahau te taro o te ora. Te taro e hoatu e ahau ko oku kikokiko. He kai pono oku kikokiko. 6. Pewhea nga kupu taunu i
a Ihu E te Ariki me haere matou ki a wai ? Kei a koe na hoki nga kupu o te oranga tonutanga a kua whakapono matou kua matau hoki ko te Karaiti koe ko te tama ate Atua ora.— Hoani vi, 68-69.
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Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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207Nga Ui Korimako, Issue 20, 15 October 1883, Page 2 (Supplement)
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