HE VVHAKAHOKI PATAI
Patai; ( Whakamaramatia a Whakakitenga 13, 18: ara te whika ote kararehe ( 666) Ko nga Karaipiture he mea whakamaori mai i te reo Hiperu i te reo Kariki. I aua reo e waiho ana te reta hei whika, e whakaatu mai ana hoki nga whika i nga reta o te ingoa. Ara i te kimihanga ake i nga reta o te whika nei 666 kitea ana tona whakamaramatanga ko Nero Hiha Naporiana kaia nga reta o enei ingoa ka tae katoa kite 666. Tera atu ano hoki etahi ingoa e rite ana ki taua whika. Ko tenei whika he mea ngaro kia tatou. Na te Atua ano i huna mai tona tikanga, kia noho mataara tonu ai tatou. Ko te tonu tenei ote Anatikaraiti. Kia tae mai taua Anatikaraiti ka mohiotia ai e te hunga whakapono te tikanga o taua whika. Ko te tino whika kite reo Hiperu he 7. Ko te whika tenei ote otinga. Ko te 6 i tata rawa kite 7 engari kaore i tae rawa atu. Ko te kararehe ka whakamatautau i nga mahi katoa e hinga ai te ingoa ote Karaiti i a ia. Kia mataara tatou, kia tupato! ( He mea pai ano tenei ara te tuku mai kite Pipiwharauroa i nga wahi o te Karaipiture e kore ana e marama, kia whakamaramatia ara kite taea e matou. Ma wai oti e whaiwhai atu te matauranga e takoto nei i roto o te Paipera ? He ahakoa ra ka tuhia ano te patai me ta matau whakamarama, penei me tenei i runga ake nei).
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 7
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260HE VVHAKAHOKI PATAI Pipiwharauroa, Issue 21, 1 November 1899, Page 7
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