Te whakaeanga o te kino. —Ko te mea tenei e ea ai te kino a o tatou hoa riri, he whakahoki atu kite pai. Ka utua atu te kupu kino kite kupu kino, mete hae, ki te hae mete ri ri kite riri— heaha rate pai? Ko te mea ia e riri kino ai nga tangata e liara ana ki a tatou; engari, ka utua atu o ratou kino kite atawhai, ka marie raton, aka tupu ake te liari i o tatou ngakau ; ka kite ratou i to whakahokinga atu i te atawhai mo te kino mai, ka liua ake i o ratou ngakau te mamti nui ; waihoki ka koingo ratoui ka murua i roto i a ratou te kino, a, ka whakahoa mai. Tb tikakga o noa matauranoa katoa.— He nui nga painga o te ao e ahu mai ana i .tenei men, i te matau ; lie nui hoki—nui rawa, te ahuareka kite ngakau ; otira, ko te putake kau tera e tupu ai te liari, mete pai i roto i te liinengaro. Ma te nui ote matau, ka whakahoa tatou kite tini, ka ahu hoki nga whakaaro kite Atua, ta te mea hoki ko ia te puna o nfja matauranga katoa.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 62, 8 May 1851, Page 4
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202Untitled Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume 4, Issue 62, 8 May 1851, Page 4
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