HE INOI MO NGA HUI O TE HAHI MAORI.
E te Atua Kaha rawa, kua oti te whakakotahi e koe tau ' hunga whiriwhiri katoa, hei tinana mo tau Tama, mo to matau Ariki, mo Ihu Karaiti: kite huihui hoki au tangata ki tetahi wahi i runga i tou ingoa, ko reira ano koe ; kia anga mai te whakaaro atawhai ki tenei wahi o to Hahi, manaakitia mai hoki matou, te Pihopa, me nga Minita, me nga Mangai ote iwi, kua mine mai nei kite rapu tikanga. Kia riro mai i a matou nga taonga maha o tou Wairua Tapu, ara, te mahara, te mohio, te kaha, te aroha, me te ata whakaaro ; kia whai tonu ai matou i roto i a matou mahi katoa, ko koe kia whakakororiatia, ko te pai o to iwi kia kake, ko tou rangatiratanga kia whakanuia. Kei meatia tetahi mea e matou i runga i te tikanga totohe, i te whakapehapeha, i te mataku ranei ite tangata. Kei he hoki a matou mahi i to whakaaro pokanoa ake, i te hianga ranei ate tangata: engari, kia ata whakatakotoria nga tikanga katoa. e tupu pai ai tau Hahi i roto i a matou; kia mahia ai e matou katoa nga mahi pai kua rite mai nei i a koe hei mahinga ma matou; kia whakakotahitia ai matou katoa i roto i te whakapono, i te aroha ; kia rite tahi ai hoki o matou whakaaro, me o matou mangai, te whakakororia i a koe ; ko Ihu Karaiti hoki, to matou Ariki. Amine.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 8, 1 October 1898, Page 2
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255HE INOI MO NGA HUI O TE HAHI MAORI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 8, 1 October 1898, Page 2
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