Heremaia 40:3-4

Heremaia 40:3-4 MRI2012

Nā, kua tākina nei e Ihowā, kua oti i a ia tāna i kōrero ai; nō te mea kua hara koutou ki a Ihowā, ā, kīhai i whakarongo ki tōna reo, koia tēnei mea i pā ai ki a koutou. Nā, ināianei, ka wetekina koe e ahau i tēnei rā i ngā mekameka i runga i ōu ringa nā. Ki te pai koe ki te haere tahi i ahau ki Papurōna, haere mai, ā, māku koe e āta tirotiro; ki te kino ki a koe te haere tahi mai i ahau ki Papurōna, kauaka. Nanā, kei tōu aroaro te whenua katoa; nā, ko tāu wāhi e kite ai koe he pai, he āta tāu hei haerenga atu mōu, haere ki reira.”

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