ENGARI ka taea e tatou te rere ki te rangi ma runga noa i te hiki o te whakapono (tirohia te pou o nanahi)?
Kao, me whai parirau hoki tatou: te aroha, ko te aroha te mahi. Ko te whakapono me te aroha e mahi ngatahi ana, ma te mea kotahi ma te kore tetahi atu e waiho i a tatou ki te whenua, ka herea ki te tino kaha o te hiahia-ake.
Engari ko te aroha te mea nui rawa atu o enei. Kaore e taea e te hau te hiki ake i te pebble mai i te whenua, ana, ko te rehu jumbo, me ona parirau, ka eke ki te rangi.
Ka pehea mena he ngoikore taku whakapono? Mena he kaha te aroha, e whakapuakina ana i te mahi minita ki tona hoa, ka haere mai te Wairua Tapu hei hau kaha, ka hiki ake i a tatou ina kore e taea e te whakapono.
If I have faith to move mountains, but have not love, I am nothing.–St. Paora, 1 Kor 13
