Nga Ui.
1. He aha te mate o tena tamaiti? 2. Kowai ma ena tangata whakapehapeha? 3. Kowai ma nga tangata tokoiwa ? 4. ii owai o ratou ingoa 1 5. Na te alia ratou i whakama ai? 6- I whea a Ihu i te kawenga IQai o taua tamaiti kia whaka* or angi a e ratou ?
7. Pewhea nga kupu a te Matua i korero ai mete heke ona roimata 1 8. Pewhea nga kupu a Ihu ki te rewera ? 9. Heaha i kore ai te rewera e korero ki a Ihu ? 10. He aha te kupu i uianei e nga akonga tokoiwa ki a Ihu i roto i te whare ? 11. Pewhea te kupu whakahoki a Ihu ki a ratou ? 12. A kino atu lanei etehi rewera i etehi atu rewera. .Ae, kino rawa atu tenei rewera reo, kore.— Matiu xvii., 14-22 — Maka ix. } 14-30— Ruka ix., 37-43. Ko nga kupu a te Matua ki a Ihu. F 33 whakapono ana ahau e te Ariki, kia puta to whakaaro ki taku whakapono kore.— Maka ix., 24.
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Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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177Nga Ui. Korimako, Issue 21, 15 November 1883, Page 1 (Supplement)
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