KAHORE HE TAKOTORANGA MONA
1. Kahore he wahi mona i roto i te whare. Ruka. 2 17 : “ Ka whakatakoria (a Ihu) k'r te ta’mtoranga kai manga kararehe, no te mea, kahore he wahi mo ratou i te whare.’’ 2. Kahore he wahi mona ite ao. Hoani 1.10 : “ I te ao la, i hanga ano e la te ao, a kihai te ao i mohio kia la.’’ 3. Kahoro he wahi mona i roto i tona iwi ake. Hoani 1.11. : “ I haere mai la ki ona, a kihai ona i manako ki a la.” 4. Kahore he wahi mona i tona pa. Ruka 4.29. : “ Na ko to ratou whakatikanga ake, ka maka i a la ki waho ole pa, a arahina ana kite pari ote puke i hanga ai to ratou pa (a Nahareta) whakataka ai ia la ki raro.” 5. E te tangata kahore ranei he wahi mona i roto i to ngakau ? ; “ Homai e taku tamaiti to ngakau ki au.” Whakatauki 23.26. “ Tenei ahau te tu nei kite tatau (o to ngakau) te patuki nei, kite whakarongo tetahi ki toku reo, a ka uaki i te tatau etomo atu ahau kia ia.’’ hakakitenga 3.20. “ A ko te meatanga atu a Ihu ki a ia, he rua o nga pokiha, he kohanga o nga manu o te rangi, tena ko te Tama a te tangata kahore ona wahi e takoto ai tona matenga.” Watiu 8.20. Whakaaetia ia kia whakatakoto i tona matenga ki roto i o tatou ngakau “ Ko koe e Ihu, tena E ata ki mai nei, “ I mate au mo koutou, Te tukua atu au !” Me kati au te turi ; E Ihu, tomo mai ; Me rahui toku ngakau Hei wahi pumau mou.’’ Himene 88.8. W. Chebrington.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 16, 1 June 1899, Page 10
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288KAHORE HE TAKOTORANGA MONA Pipiwharauroa, Issue 16, 1 June 1899, Page 10
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