He Taunu ki Te Whakapono.
Kotahi tekau ma torn tangata o to ratou runanga i Amerika i huihui kite kai ita ratou hakari. Tekau-ma-rua nga mema, mete Tiamana. Kai nei ratou i a ratou kai, korero nei ratou i a ratou korero, ka rere te kupu taunu a Te Tiamana mo te hapa whakamutunga o te Karaiti, hei whakakatakata mo ratou ko ona lioa. Pa tonu mai te mamae nui kite pane o te tangata ra, ki atu ana ki nga hoa, " Hei konei, ko taku hapa mutunga tenei kite ao; kimihia he Tiamana ke mo koutou." Haere ana te tangata ra ki tona whare ake, takoto tonu atu kite moenga maro tonu atu. Te haerenga atu o tana wahine, rere ana te whakamataku, i te whete-kino mai o nga karu, kua weto noa atu te manawa. "Te utu ote kino 7 he mate " Mau ma te tangata teaha? Kowai ano tena tangata e toa ina ka pakanga kite Atua ?
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Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 6
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160He Taunu ki Te Whakapono. Korimako, Issue 26, 15 April 1884, Page 6
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