Ua tono atu oia i ta'na mau tamahine: Te ta'i nei oia i te mau vahi teitei roa ' ' e o te oire, O vai te ohie, a vaiiho ia'na ia fariu mai i ô nei: no te taata râ o te hinaaro i te maramarama, she saith to him, Haere mai, eat of my bread, and drink of the wine which I have mingled (Tau 9:3-5)
Those who found Jesus Christ have found wisdom. All wisdom is in Jesus Christ; He is wisdom and He has sent His maidens; His disciples to preach wisdom; the gospel of Jesus Christ and the Kingdom of God to the unwise; the ungodly.
Jesus gave His life for the world; He gave His body (bread) To'na toto (Vaina). He was scourged at the whipping post and crucified. Jesus died at the cross on Calgary, but He didn’t stay dead. I muri a'e e toru mahana, He was raised from the dead. Te ora nei Iesu! Na roto i To'na toto, He brought redemption and reconciled man back to God.
Reconciled with God the Father
Only through faith in Him; in His work, in His blood and through Faaapîraa, it is possible to be reconciled with God the Father.
For every unwise man; every taata hara there is hope and salvation. Jesus invites everyone to become a partaker at His table and His supper. It doesn’t matter who you are, Eaha ta'u, or which nationality you have. Everyone is invited and may become a partaker of His supper.
A amu i ta'u pane e a inu i ta'u uaina
Te parau ra o Iesu: “Eat of my bread, and drink of my wine.” The only thing you have to do is to believe in Jesus Christ, that He is the Son of God, and believe in His blood, in His death and resurrection.
When you accept Him as your Saviour and make Him Lord over your life, āmui Ta'na atu i roto i te varua, then you will become a son of God.
You will become a partaker of His supper, and eat His bread, which symbolizes the redemption of your body and drink His wine, which symbolizes the redemption of your soul.
'Ia riro ei miti no te fenua’
