Kupu Whai Take.
1. Te tuatahi ko te Atua; ko Ia tonu te matapuna o nga pai katoa. 2. Ko te Wairua-poke o te Reinga te kai-whawai i te tangata, kia huri ke ai te ngakau i te Atua. 3. Kotahi ano te Kai-whaka-ora ko te Karaiti anake; nana hoki i whakawaha nga hara o te ao katoa. 4. Ko te Wairua Tapu, te Kaiwhakaoho i te hinengaro o te tangata, kia whakaaroaro ai ki a Ihu Karaiti te Kai-muru hara. 5. E rua tonu tikanga o te tangata i tenei ao; ko te hunga "whanau hou," i te Wairua Tapu, ko te hunga e whakahe ana i te Atua; ka riro ena i a Hatana ki te wahi i hanga mona. 6. E rua tonu kainga tuturu mo te tangata, ko te rangi, mo te hunga pono, ko te reinga mamae - mutunga - kore mo te hunga whakatahuri-ke i te ngakau ki a te Karaiti.
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Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 8
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Tapeke kupu
155Kupu Whai Take. Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 8
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