HE MOEMOEA.
Na Matene Ruta (Martin Luther) te moemoea nei i te tau 1517. I roto i tana moe i kite ia i a Hatana e haere mai ana ki a ia, mete pukapuka ano i roto i tonga ringa. Ko taua pukapuka he mea roa, he mea whanui. No tana taenga mai kite aroaro o Matene Ruta, katahi ka wherahia taua pukapuka ki tana aroaro, ka ki atu kia Matene Ruta. korerotia te pukapuka nei. Katahi ka korerotia. Kua kite a Matene Ruta ko nga korero katoa o taua pukapuka ko nga hara katoa o Matene Ruta na Hatana i tuhituhi. Kimi noa a Matene Ruta i tetahi whakapae teka mona i roto i tana pukapuka kaore hoki i kitea. Engari ko ana hara katoa kua wareware nei i a iao te timatanga mai ra no i oti katoa te tuhituhi e Hatana i tana pukapuka. Te mutunga o tana korero katahi ia ki ki atu kia Hatana, “ Heoi ano aku hara ?” Katahi ka whakahokia mai e Hatana, “ Kaore, tenei ano etahi.” Katahi a Matene Ruta ka ki atu, “ Tena whakaaturia katoatia mai aku hara ki a au.” Katahi a Hatana ka tahuti. Kaore hoki i roa rawa; ko tana -hokinga mai, me tetahi atu pukapuka kia pera ano hoki te roa 1 te whanui mete pukapuka tuatahi. Ka korerotia katoatia e Matene Ruta, a tae noa kite mutunga. Tika katoa nga korero o roto o taua pukapuka. Ka mutu, katahi a Matene Ruta ka ki atu kia Hatana, *• Kei konei katoa aku hara ? ’ Ko tana w'hakal.okinga mai “ ae.” Katahi ia ka ki atu kia Hatana, “ Tangohia to pene, tuhituhia ki runga ki o pukapuka, me whero hoki nga reta, ‘ E horoia ana oku hara KA'l Ode nga toto o Ihu Karaiti, o te Tama ate Atua.’ •' (1 Hoani I, 7.)
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 4, 1 June 1898, Page 1
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302HE MOEMOEA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 4, 1 June 1898, Page 1
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