KO HĀKEAI 2:4

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‘Ikai ko e me‘a noa eni ‘i ho‘omou fakatatau kinaua? Ka ko eni, ke ke lototo‘a pē, si‘i Seluipepeli–ko Sihova ia mei he Ta‘ehāmai–pea lototo‘a mo koe, si‘i Siosiua foha ‘o Siosateki, ‘a e taula‘eiki lahi, pea mou lototo‘a kimoutolu, ‘a e kakai kotoa ‘o e fonua–ko Sihova ia mei he Ta‘ehāmai–pea mou ngāue: he ‘oku ou ‘iate kimoutolu ‘e au–ko Sihova Sāpaoti ia mei he Ta‘ehāmai.

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