Haere Ki a Ihu Karaiti.
Haere ki a Ihu, e te tangata e pouri ana, e taimaha ana Ahakoa whakahara noa atu ou hara, haere tonu ki a la. Ahakoa, i takahia e koe te tika, te marama, te aroha, mete atawhai; kei titiro kite aha, haere tonu ki a la. He tini noa atu nga tangata hara, pena, me koe, kua haere ki a Ihu, a murua iho e la nga hara. Kite ki mai koe ete tangata, kua hira ou haerenga atu ki a Ihu, me tana murunga i o hara, haere atu ano. Ahakoa penei mete mea pakura o hara, tera e pena te ma, me he hukarere; ahakoa whero-pouri ou hara, ka pera i a Ihu, me he wuru te ma. Engari koa me huri to tuara ki te hara, ko te aroato me huri atu ki aTe Karaiti. E mohio ana a la ki nga ara o te whakawai; a he tuakana whakatata .mai i roto ito he. He penei mete papa e whakaaroha ana ki ana tamariki. Me he mea he ngoikore tou, he ngakau pouri tou, he mamae tou mo te maha o au hinganga, haere tonu ki a Ihu; ko la anake te kai whakaora ko la te kai whakamama i ou taimaha, te kai whakahari i to ngakau. Kei hopohopo to haere atu ki a Te Karaiti, haere nui atu, nana hoki te kupu, " Haere mai ki a an koutou katoa e mamui ana, e taimaha ana."
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Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 6
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246Haere Ki a Ihu Karaiti. Korimako, Issue 5, 13 July 1882, Page 6
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