E TE TANGATA KARA ! HE PUKAPUKA TENEI KI A KOE !
Hei mea e whai tumanakohanga ai koe, e tatu ai te ngakau, e hari ai, e marie ai. Pai tonu te Atua ki te whakaora i te tangata e tahuri atu ana ki a ia. Tena ra, inoi ki a ia. E kore rawa tana kupu e taka, whakapono atu ki a Ihu Karaiti, a ka ora koe. ■ Kia Mahara — ‘ ‘ E tatari ana a Ihowa, he mea kia atawhaitia ai koe.” Na, kei whakarongo atu ki ta Hatana. E ki ana hoki ia kia kaua koe e whakaaro ki nga mahi a te Atua ; he nui atu ano hoki o kino, e kore e taea te muru. He taka kau tenei ; no te mea “ e horoia ana o tatou hara katoa ki
nga toto o Ihu Karaiti o tana Tamaiti. 1 John i. 7. Kei tauhxkuhiku ; kati Te mea ki tau ake pai Heoi ano tana e pai ai Kia kite koe i to he. I nga wa o te pouri ko te inoi puku te mea e marama ai e marie ai te ngakau : me tohe ia ki te inoi. Te ngakau kua mate kite hara, te ngakau iro e mamae ana ki ona he ; e tangi ana kia tohungia — he mea enei e tata ai koe kite ora : e manakohia ano enei e te Atua. Kia mahara, mau ake ano e kore e taea tetahi mea e pai ai te Atua ; otiia kei mate te ngakau ; e pai ana hoki te Atua ki te homai i tona Wairua Tapu ki te tangata e inoi ana ki a ia ; ina, ka homai ano e ia he ngakau ripeneta, he whakapono, he ngakau inoi ano, ki te wairua e rapu ana : e kore ia e kaiponu.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 8, 1 October 1898, Page 4
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296E TE TANGATA KARA ! HE PUKAPUKA TENEI KI A KOE ! Pipiwharauroa, Issue 8, 1 October 1898, Page 4
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