Nupepa Puka La Kuokoa, Volume I, Number 154, 19 October 1893 — NA LETA. [ARTICLE]

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{.Aole o maleoa m&keaake e lnpre i ke leolleoi o hals so aa i hoopuia ia melalo o poo e io makoo poe mea He Kumumanao. He aloha ke Akua. Ua hoike ia ma loane 1 3 4,8. 0 ka heluhelu ana o ka pauku holōokoa, penei no ia: Oka mea e aloha ōle ana iaia, aole ia e ike i ke Akua, no ka mea, he aloha ke Ahna. Ma keia episetolē hoolaha mua a Ioanej e p'aipai ana i na hoahanau, na makuakane, na makuaMne, na kanaka ui(opiopio), na kanakia; paliipalu, ka poe punahele a me na kamalii e aloha kekahi-i-kekahi, aio ka meāl noke-Aknamai ke k ► • * • * -• * . -aloha; nolaila, ua kapa aku o īoane i ka poe e aloha ana ke-! kahi i kekahi, he mau pokii. A pela au e hoomanao nei i ka olelo kaulana a kekahi alii; imua e na pokii a inu i ka wai awaawa. A pehea i lilo aii pokii? Aole anei no ke aloha 0 kekahiikekahi a alohake alii i na kanaka. Ke hoike mai nei o Paulo, o ke aloha ua hoomanawanui a ua lokomaikai, aole paonioni aku ke aloha, aole haanui ke aloha, aole haakei: Ua ahonui i na mea a pau, ua manaoio i nā mea a pau, uamanaolana i na mea a pa, ua hoomanawanui i na mea a pau. Ee mea pau ole kealpha. Ina' he wanana, e pau ia; ina he olelo e, e pau ia; ina he akamai, e hoopau ia hoi oia. ,E o’n mau makamaka heluhelu kumumanao, ke ike ae la no kakōu i ke au nui a me ke au iki a Paulo e wehewehe nei 1 ke ano o kē aloha, a he manoanoa aku koe aole e pau i ka helu ia e ka mea haku kumumanao na meā e pili ana i ke aloha. E loaa no ko kakou manao mua. Ke aloha o ke Akua he aloha i Hooiaio ia. 0 kekahi kaikamahine i hoopalau ia me kekahi koa, i ka wa e holo mau mai ana ka leta a ke kane a pela pu no hoi

me ka wahine a hiki i ka loaa ana o ke kane i na uliaa poino, mamnli o ka moku ana o kona mau lima i ka pahikaua, a inoino kona mau helehelenā. Holaila, ua pau ka manaolana 0 ke kane no ko laua mare oiaio. Ua pau ka pono o ka loaa ana o na pono kino no laua, a ua hoopau mai ke kane 1 ko laua hoopalau ana, aka, ua hele huli keia kaikamahine i keia koa, a loaa oia maloko 0 kekahi hoteIe e waiho ana oia maluna o kekahi moe. Olelo mai keia kane, ua pau ko kaua hoopalau ana. Eia kp’u mau lima la ua muumuu, eia ko’u helehelena la ua inoino, aole oe e pono ia’u. Olelo aku ua kaikamāhine nei, aole ! aole! Aple p’u manao malaila; e mare no kaua, a ua mare ia laua. Oia ke aloha i hooiaio ia, A ma ko kakou moolelo Hawaii he aloha kakia paa i ka iwL A oia ka’uehoomanao ae nei i kekahi mau lalani mele. Ho iho i paa ko kianoā, Ipipii pono ka ihu imna, He aloha pau ole ko ke kanaka He aloha kakia paa i ka iwL Pela no ke Akua i haawi mai āi i kana keiki-i aloha nui ia. Aole oia i minamina i kana keiki i aloha nui ia, aka, ua minamina oia a aloha hoi iko kakiitf mau hhāhe. Eia kekahi meae pilianai ke aloha.; ; 0 ke aloha,. he mea ia e oluolu āi ba noho pu ana o ke kane a me kana waMne, na makuamena keiki, ke kumu me na haumana, o ke kahuuapule me konapoe hoahanau. ■Ina he nui ke aloha o kekahi i kekaM, alaila, ua oluolu ka noho ana. 0 ke aloha, ua like ia me ke kaula gula, a he mea ia e paa pono ai kela a me keia, ke kahunapule me na hoahanau. ~ He alohaf Menemene. Oiai kekahi kaikamahineHawaii e hele ana i ka makaikai 1 Oeiemaaia me kana kane, aia maluna o keia kaa kekahi luahine ē hele āna e ike i kana keiki na leaa ia i kekahi mai hoomailo, a he luianela oia no kekāh i puali koa/ia lakon e holo ana a ku ke kaa ahi, uā lele aku la keīa luahine me kona wahi paiki a ku ilalo, alaila,'olelo mai la kekahi kanaka waiwai a hānohano e lele aku keia kaikamaMne iluna o ka paiki o keia luahine, aka, ua lele aku la keia kaikāmaMne mai luna aku o ke kaa a lalau iho la i ka paiki o keia luahine. A haawi mai la keia luahine ina hoomaikai ana i keia kaikamahine. Pelano ka makua ma ka lani, he aloha menemene oia ina kanaka

I hewa a pan, e hele ana i ka make, e pepehi ana i ko lakou mau uliane. Ua olelo mai o Iesu i kana poe liaumana ma loane 14:15, 21, 28. Ina e aloha oukou ia’u, e malama oukou i ka’u mau kauoha. 0ka mea i loaa ka’u mau kauoha, a e malama hoi ia mea, oia ka mea e aloha mai ia’u, e aloha ia oia e ko’u Makua, a e aloha hoi au iaia. Oiai, o ko kakou aloha ko kanaka i hoikeia ma ko kakou moolelo, eha o kakou aloha, oia hoi, aloha wela no ke keiki ia, aloha huihui a anuanu ī ka puuwai, no ka makua ia, aloha kupouli oia hoi, aloha kaawe no ka wahine manuahi. Aloha kahi iwi no ke'kane ame ka wahi i, mareia. Aka, o ke aloha o ke» Akua, he alohai kaupalena ole ia, oia hoi, he aloha ike kanaka makua, i kamalii ike ole i ka helu po, i ke kanaka waiwai a ilihune, i ka'lopa puakea a me ke nnu pehi iole, ina mea lale a me na mea kolo ma ka honua, na kanaka pono a me na kanaka hewa. B. P. K.. Hapaokbkal Aunu, Ahahui Paio o Napoopoo. Napoopoo, S. Kona, Oct. 13, 1893. . . .