UNKNOWN ON THE MOUNT.
Matthew, Chap. v. UNKNOWN they in spirit poor. Who UNKNOWN Who fix their thoughts on things above, Ami inis! in Cod's rlcrnal love—-i;lr.'..-cl air lliry ! Those who in roiilrii." spiril uior.ru---•S'ol I'm- misfortunes rarllily liorn. iiiil lor llirir sins ae.ainsl hi;;h llravrn, Anil irnlv piav lo l>r fori;i\rn—lilrssrd air lliry '. Those wlio air in llirir manners nirrk, Nor wonlM jovs ami honours seek : Who havo'no "liraii in wars and strife, Shit live, in pearr a prrl'ri'l live—lile.sed air lliry ! Those wlio for riijlilemisiuss do Ihii.l. Ami makr tliis»ivat drsirr llirir lirsi ; Not satisfied willi rarllily joys, Whose, transient draught llir soul <*.< slroys Wis' d air lliry '. Those wlii) are mer.ifiil . and show Tlirv ft'Ol amir lor olliri;.' wor ; Whorhrrrftilly willi ready liaad S;ipplv llirir wauls, liy Cod's command— ISlrssed air lliry! Those pure in liearl. whose only aim h.lo adore the Saviour's name: Wlio have no srllisli rnd in view, itul air in love and worship true—lilrssnl are lliry ! Those who make prare whereVr lliry {jo, Nor oner llu: seeds ol' discord sow ; (niliii;; friends and fors again. Whose disall'cclioii (,'ave lml pain— Illi'Ma'd art:lliry ! Those who revile not, who lielirvn !n Coil, ami never do deceive Hv learning, witness false, nor ley Tii make tin; Word of Truth a lie— Mossed art! lliry' Thorn who enjoy all things, like. these: Whom pri'.s'.'i'iilion ran'l displease: Who, as Ilia Prophet did or old, Ksiri'iii Hod's Word more worth than gold—lllrssed arc Ihev !
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 117, 16 June 1853, Page 4
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245UNKNOWN ON THE MOUNT. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume V, Issue 117, 16 June 1853, Page 4
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