TE HAHI MOMONA.
Ki Te Etita o Te Pipiwharauroa, Tenei etahi kupu hei hari atu ma Te Pipiwharauroa. E mea ana etahi pai atu tona whakapono i to etahi, eki ana Te Pipiwharauroa. Kei te pehea ra ta te Karaiti whakaaro ? E mea ana hoki au
kei te pehea ra ta te Atua whakaaro mo enei tu ahua ote whakapono, te whakahe mete riri 0 te ngakau ki etahi whakapono i runga i tenei ao, i runga hoki i tenei motu i Nui Tireni. Kaati i kite iho ahau i te korero a Te Pipiwharauroa na tetahi tangata kaore te ingoa i tuhia. Ki taku titiro iho ki nga kanohi o Te Pipiwharauroa e ahua where ana i a ia e panui ana i nga korero a te Momona mo te tokomaha o nga minita Momona e mahi ana ki nga maori a e rua tonu kei te mahi kite taha ki nga pakeha e 700,000. Ka tika tau e te manu nei, he kore rawa ena mo tena maha pakeha, engari kaore pea i te pena, engari pea te 32 minita Momona kei nga taha e rua. E ki ana ano te manu nei na nga Momona te kupu, kaore ratou nei e utua, e rite ana ta ratou ki ta te Karaiti Matiu 25, 34 —4O pea. Ki taku titiro ra ki te ahua o ta ratou haere ka kore he kai ka hoatu e au, a he kakahu i etahi taima, engari kaore taku i hoatu i runga i te amuamu engari i runga ano ite aroha whangai. Mo ratou e ako ana kia whakarerea nga mahi kino, engari kaore ano ahau kia rongo noa i a ratou e kauwhau ana kia moe kia rua wahine. No ta Paora pea tetahi o ta nga Momona nei 1 mea ai 1 Koriniti 9, 14 —18, 24. He patai. Ma wai te utu whakahonore o enei whakapono etu nei i tenei ao, utua mai ? E hoa ma kaore aku whakahe mo te moni, engari nga Karaipiture 2 Timoti 3, I—s ; 2 Pita 2, 2 —3 ; Mika 3, 11. Eui atu ana he aha te patai kaore na i hoki i te Momona ? Na to koutou hoa, Renata Pau, Whangarae.
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Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 5
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370TE HAHI MOMONA. Pipiwharauroa, Issue 22, 1 December 1899, Page 5
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