MA O RATOU MAHI KA KITEA AI RATOU E KOUTOU.
"He ture poto, takoto noa hoki tenei e ai ta tetahi tino tangata tapu," e matauria ai te poropiti teka. Ahakoa kuare te tangata, ahakoa ia ehara i te mea whakaaro nui, ka ata kitea enei tohu e ia. Ko te tikanga o te poropiti pono, he whakatahuri i te hunga liara he whakau i te hunga whakapono tika, ekore ianei nga poropiti teka e penei. Ae ano hoki ra, he poropiti teka nga tangata e kauwkau nei i nga kupu ote pono, e haere tika nei nga kauwhau kite kai whakarongo, otira, ekore nei e tika a ratoumahi. Na o ratou he, i korerotia kinotia ai te pono. No konei i kitea ai, ehara i te Wairua o te Atua te tononga o ratou ki tera malii j otiia, e haere mai ana kite whakapuaki ite pono i roto i o ratou ingoa ake. Na konei i kitea ai to ratou tino tohu ekore ratou e whakatahuri i te tangata ( i te kaha lo hatana kite Atua.' "—iVa Hone Wetere, Minila.
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Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 8, 1 November 1855, Page 15
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182MA O RATOU MAHI KA KITEA AI RATOU E KOUTOU. Maori Messenger : Te Karere Maori, Volume I, Issue 8, 1 November 1855, Page 15
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