TE HEKE HAERE O TE IWI.
Ko te maoritanga tenei o te ngakau o nga tangata katoa he heke haere kite he. E tino kite ana taton i roto i te kupu o te Atna tenei tikanga, te kaha kore o te tangata hei pupuri i a ia; he mea tuku mai no waho i a ia, te kaha, i "man ai i roto ite wliakapono, te oranga." Na, he penei ano te tikanga o nga maharatanga o te hinengaro. Inahoki nga iwi i mua atu o te whakaparemotanga o te ao, muri iho ko te whakapono tika a Noah,a nga kahika, ngaro noa muri iho ko nga Hurai hoki te iwi o Ihowa ngaro ana ta ratou, a, i muri nei, ko nga iwi katoa, kua tango i nga ritenga o te whakapono, kua pera ano, kua heke haere. Na te whakaohotanga anake, i tupu ai te matauranga kite Atua, mete o Tona Mihaia, ki tenei ao i patua nei e te hara. —He Pulcapuha-a-marama ote Haiti o Ingarangi.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 32
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170TE HEKE HAERE O TE IWI. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 2, 1 February 1855, Page 32
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