A e alu, O le a taitai oe; pe a e moe, na te tausia oe; pe a e ala mai, o le a tautala mai ia te oe (Faataoto 6:22) I le Faataoto 6:22, the author wrote about the importance of remembering the commandment of your…
Lou atalii, tausi i le poloaiga a lou tamā, ma le tuulafoai le tulafono o lou tina: Ia fusifusia pea lava pea i lou loto, ma nonoa i lou ua (Faataoto 6:20-21) Ia e ava i lou tama, and your mother, so that you shall have a long…
O mea ia e ono e ono e inoino i ai le Alii: ioe, E fitu o se mea inosia ia te ia: O Se Manatu Faanoanoa, o se laulaufaiva pepelo, ma lima e faamaligiina le toto le mama, O se loto e taulaʻi ai ni mea leaga, vae e vave ona tamoe i le tamoe i le le amio, A false…
O se tagata faavalevalea, o se tagata amioleaga, e savali ma le gutu faapiopio. E fa'amoemo mai ona mata, e tautala o ia i ona vae, e aoao atu o ia i ona tamatamailima; O lo'o i lona loto le fa'a'au'au, na te faia le amio leaga e lē aunoa; na te luluina le feeseeseai. Therefore shall his calamity…
Se a le Faataoto 6:10-11 uiga, Yet a little sleep, a little slumber, a little folding of the hands to sleep, so shall thy poverty come as one that travels, and thy want as an armed man? O le a le mea…