Ka Elele, Volume 8, Number 23, 5 January 1854 — KA ELELE HAWAII. [ARTICLE]

KA ELELE HAWAII.

Aloha oe. Nau ia e hai aku i kuu wahi mole kanikau, no ka make ana o D. Malo. Ua make o D. Malo, o ka ha ia o na laau oliva, i ulu ma Hawaii nei. He laau kahiko loa keia. Maikai no kona ulu ana ma keia pae aina. He kanaono kona mau makahiki. 26 paiia kona mau makahiki i hui pu ai, a noho aloha me ka Haku. A no kona hui pu ana me ia, ua hoope ia oia i ka aila ola; kumu kuai nui, i ke ku paoa, a me ka mokiliana, i ka laauae, a me ka inahuna.

He oi aku kou ala i ka maile laulii o Koiahi, aole he aala o ka wai Lulini, a me ka mura, a me ka aloe. , He laau aala loa keia. Ua poohina kona lau, lupalupa uliuli kona lau, nemonemo maikai kona hua. He laau aal? loa keia, no ka i ululaau o Lehanona, ka weli i kanu ia ae ma Hawaii nei, a he oliva noka mauna o Ohveta. i Ua hiki aku kou aala i kela ao; a ua honi ia 1 kou aala ma Amenka Huipuia, a ma Enelai ni, no ka mea, he mea aala niakou me Kristo i ke, A kua. No ka poe ola a me ka poe make, he mea i aala mnke makou e make ai no kela poe; a he mea aala ola e ola ai, no keia poe hoi. Aole nou ihokouaala, aka, no ka lani mai. i Ua hui pu ia kou ala me Mose a me Elia. i 1 He kanikau aloha keia, nou hoi la e D. Malo, kau mea aloha i lilo aku la. Hele wale i - , kela ao, noho ka ohua, me na lehuleliu o ko1 na hale, o ke Aloha, / ! He Alohh a’u, i ka pili a maua; i ka pili no | maua a hele aku la. Huli ae nei au, aole, nana wau ma na keena, halia wau ma ka paia, i i wahi e noho koke mai ai. > | Kiai pinepine mai ana ke aloha ke kono I la i kaua lani paka he waimaka. i Plapuku ka Haku i na lani, ulu ka Haku i na Uhane, paakiki na hoahanau i na hana i , ke aloha. Aloha oe, aloha makou, aloha ke kane i ka wahine; Aole he wahine, he keiki i hanai keiki e oe, a me na hoahanau a pau loa. Aloha kuu hoa kukao ka pono o ka Haku, mai ka hale-o na Akua hemolele. , Aloha H mola i ka lai e waiho nei. A.Ioha : na pea elua o Lahaina, a me ka loko wai o I Mokuhinia. i j Aloha na papoliaku o Kapela, a me ka leo o ka pele e wawalo ana. He uloha na hele i ana o ka la Sabati, a me ka huakai leo ole , ma ke ahonui, a me ka noho maluhia ana o - i na haipule. He aloha kou hai ana mai i ka olelo a ka ■> Haku, ka mea a na haipule e iini ai, a e olu- | olu ai ka maka. Aloha na halawai apana o ka poe pono, a me ka makani maaa o Lahaina. Aloha na hono eiwa o na moku, a me ke one ’lii o wainee. A me kaua paupili i ke kula. I piliia me ka nahua, a me ka makani Umihau. l Aloha kuu kane kauaula, ke nu mai la la i i kanaha. Aloha oe e ka makani kauaula, lili- ; lehua, li anu i kaua, a ka nahua,- anu kalauI laolao ke hele ia. He olu leinaha ka pali o kaukini, he nui no i kou tini ma keia ao, |>au kou halawai ana me . T. Keaweiwi, a me D. li, a me M. Kenui, a i i me na anela maikai ma keia ao. Na luna kahiko o ka Ekalesia, pau keia i mau mea ia oe ma keia ao. Hele aku la oe i ma ke ala kokoke ka mea i olelo ia, “Owau i no ke ala, a me ka oiaio, a me ke ola;” olele oili * hoaka lele i ke ahiahi, o kuu lani iki hoai ka lele i ke kulu aumoe, o oala leo lani ka leo , i ke kakahiaka. i O nalo mimo kou hele ana mai keia ao aku, pau kou noho ana ma kou kula hanai hipa.

j Hele aku la oe e halawai me ka Haku, lilina launa ole kou wahi i hele aku la, ike aku I la oe i ko ka lani poe anela, e alohi mai ana. E Kaahumanu, Punihaole, Bakarnia, Hawaii, Hoapili kane, a me Hoapiii wahine, a a me Kapiolani. Nui loa ka olioli o Ahela, a me Mose, a me , £l> a j a me Isaia, ameko ka lani poe maikai | a pau loa. O Iehova ke Akua, a me ka Ilaku, ame ka Uhane Hemolele. Ua pau loa kou manao ma keia ao, no kou ike ana i na mea nani o kela ao. He alohi kou hele ana i Pareclaiso, a he malamalama oe i kou ike ana mai ma keia ao. Hele aku la oe i Ierusaloma, ike aku la oe | i ke ala nui gula, he nani ke nana; ke kihapai i ka muliwai, makaikai aku la oe me kou nani, ma keia kihapai, ma kela kihapai, hele aku la oe i ka aina lani. i Aole he nani ioi aku ia pakela nani, he pakika ke hele lohe aku la oe i na leo mele a ka poe mele, a me na leo kanikau a Davida. Ike aku la oe i ka lani hou a me ka honua hou, i kahi e noho ai o ka maikai. Aloha ino kou hele ana. S. Waimalu. Honolulu, D:hcmaba, 22, 1853.