WHAKAHOKI PATAI.
Te Patai na Eev Hoeta Te Hata. Taupo. “Me whakamarama mai e koe te rarangi i a Hoani XXI, 15—17. He aha i torn ai nga patai a Ihu Karaiti kia Pita.” Te Whakahoki : E tom rawa nga uinga a te Karaiti i tana patai kia Pita mo tana aroha, kia mahara ai pea a Pita ki ana whakakahoretanga hoki e thru mo te Karaiti. Ko te kupu a te Karaiti kei a Hoani 18 : 38 ; “ E kore e fcangi te tikaokao, kia toru ra ano au whakakahoretanga ki a au.” (II). He whakamatautau tenei i a Pita. E rua nga kupu i te reo Kariki mo te aroha (1) dticnrau (agapan) ko to aroha pai rawa tenei, ara ko to te Atua aroha (xiii, 34. xiv, 15, 21, 28.) (2) • (Philo.) Ko te aroha tenei o te ao nei, ara ote tangata kite tangata. Ko te patai a te Karaiti he ui nana mehemea he tino aroha tika te aroha o Pita kia ia. Ka wehi a Pita kite ki atu, ae ko te tino aroha, whakahokia atu ana e Pita, “ Ae, e te Ariki ; e mohio ana koe e aroha ana ahau kia koe.” Ko te aroha iti tenei ara ko to te tangata kite tangata. Kaore hoki i ata whakahokia te patai a te Karaiti, ara tenei kupu na, “ rahi atu ranei tou aroha ki aaui to enei ?” Kua mahara rawa pea a Pita ki tana haranga ki tana Ariki, (Hoani 18. 17.) Katahi ka tupato. Kua kore i ki atu, ae, i nui atu tona aroha ki a ia i to nga akonga katoa. Earangi 17. “Ka pouri a Pita.” Te take, tuatahi, ka toru rawa nga uinga kia ia ; Tuarua mote whakarerenga ate Karaitii te kupu nui mo te aroha, ara, “agapm,” whakahuatua ana e la ko te aroha tangata, ara ko te aroha iti “ Philo.” No te patai whakamutunga i ui ai te Ariki mehemea he aroha iti noa ibo ranei to Pita a la. Ka pouri a Pita..
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 4, 1 June 1898, Page 5
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337WHAKAHOKI PATAI. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 4, 1 June 1898, Page 5
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