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Hona 4:10-11

Hona 4:10-11 MRI2012

Anō rā ko Ihowā, “I manawapā koe ki te hue kīhai nā i mahia e koe, kīhai anō i whakatupuria e koe; kotahi anō te pō i tupu ake ai, kotahi anō te pō i kore ai. Ā, kaua ianei ahau e manawapā ki Ninewe ki taua pā nui, he tokomaha nei ōna tāngata i ngā mano e ono tekau tōpū, he hunga kāhore nei e mōhio ki ō rātou ringa matau, ki ō rātou ringa mauī, he maha anō hoki ngā kararehe?”

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