Ihāia 29:13

Ihāia 29:13 MRI2012

Nā, ka mea te Ariki: “I te mea e whakatata ana mai te iwi nei ki ahau, ā, e whakahōnore ana i ahau ki tō rātou māngai, ki ō rātou ngutu, otiia e matara noa atu ana i ahau ō rātou ngākau, ā, ko tō rātou wehi ki ahau he mea whakaako e tā te tangata tohutohu.

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Ihāia 29:13 - Nā, ka mea te Ariki: “I te mea e whakatata ana mai te iwi nei ki ahau, ā, e whakahōnore ana i ahau ki tō rātou māngai, ki ō rātou ngutu, otiia e matara noa atu ana i ahau ō rātou ngākau, ā, ko tō rātou wehi ki ahau he mea whakaako e tā te tangata tohutohu.

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