22 whiringa ā rangi 115 somerville rd 2015

Ngā Hīmene

1. E Ihu tōku Ariki pai 93

2. Koutou katoa rā 134

3. E Ihu tōku oranga 42

4. E te Hoa pai ko Ihu 65

5. E ngā hoa hei ā koutou nā 118

TE AKA PŪAHO

Te Karakia Mō Te Rātapu

19 Hongongoi 2015ki

115 Somerville Rd

TE AKA PŪAHO

Te Karakia Mō Te Rātapu

22 Whiringa ā rangi 2015

115 Somerville RdŌwairoa

He Waiata TĪmatanga

My God loves me And all His

wonders I see

The rainbow shines through my window The Lord

loves me.

Nā te Atua ahau i ora ai,

Nga mea papai

katoa

Nā te Atua.

Ko tēnei te wā ka waiata au, Ka waiata au ki a Ihowa; Ko tēnei te wā ka īnoi ahau,

Ka īnoi ki te Ariki.

Waiata aroha nui, Waiata aroha nui,

Waiata aroha nui ki te Atua.

Ko tēnei te wā ka whakapai au, Ka whakapai ki a Ihowa;

Ko tēnei te wā ka mihi au, Ka mihi ki te

Atua.

Mō Āna ātawhainga, Mō Āna manaakitanga, Mō Tōna aroha nui ki te

Atua.

Ka waiata ki a Maria, Hine i

whakaae; Whakameatia mai he whare-tangata, Hine-pūrotu, Hine-ngākau,

Hine-rangimārie; Ko te Whaea, ko te Whaea,

O te ao, o te ao.

Mō Maria ināianei, Ō tātou waiata; Kia kaha rā tātou Kia

nui te aroha.

Mō Maria ināianei, Ō tātou waiata; Kia kaha rā tātou, Kia nui

te aroha.

He shall drink neither wine nor intoxicants, and no razor shall touch

his head.” 12 As she continued

praying before the Lord, Eli observed her mouth. 13 Hannah was

praying silently; only her lips moved, but her voice was not heard; therefore

Eli thought she was drunk.

Aroha ki te Atua, Aroha ki a Maria, Ki te rangi, te whenua, Ake

ake tonu rā..

Mō Maria, ināianei, Ō tātou waiata;

Kia kaha rā tātou, Kia

nui te aroha.

Te Kupu

Text for Today 1 Samuel 1:4-20

1 Hāmuera 1:4-20

4 On the day when Elkanah sacrificed, he

would give portions to his wife Peninnah and

to all her sons and daughters;

5 but to Hannah he gave a double portion,

because he loved her, though the Lord had

closed her womb.

6 Her rival used to provoke her severely, to irritate her, because the Lord had closed her womb. 7 So it went on year by year; as

often as she went up to the house of the Lord, she used to

provoke her.

Therefore Hannah wept and would not eat.

8 Her husband Elkanah said to her, “Hannah, why do you weep? Why do you not eat? Why is your heart sad? Am I not more to you than ten sons?

9 After they had eaten and drunk at Shiloh, Hannah rose and presented herself before the Lord. Now Eli the

priest was sitting on the seat beside the doorpost of the temple of the Lord. 10 She was deeply distressed and prayed to the Lord,

and wept bitterly.

11 She made this vow: “O Lord of hosts,

if only you will look on the misery of your servant, and remember me, and not

forget your servant, but will give to your servant a male child, then I will set him before you as a nazirite until the day of

his death.

14 So Eli said to her, “How long will you make a drunken spectacle of yourself? Put away your wine.”

15 But Hannah answered, “No, my lord, I am a woman deeply troubled; I have

drunk neither wine nor strong drink, but I have been pouring out my soul before

the Lord.

16 Do not regard your servant as a worthless woman, for I have been

speaking out of my great anxiety and vexation all this time.” 17 Then Eli

answered, “Go in peace; the God of Israel grant the petition you have made to him.” 18 And she said, “Let your

servant find favour in your sight.”

Then the woman went to her quarters, ate and drank with her husband, and her

countenance was sad no longer. 19 They rose early in the morning and worshipped before the Lord; then they

went back to their house at Ramah. Elkanah knew his wife Hannah, and the

Lord remembered her.

20 In due time Hannah conceived and bore a son. She named him Samuel, for

she said, “I have asked him of the Lord.”

Te Īnoi Whakatata Ki Te Atua

Prayer of Invocation

Te Tikanga VII

E te Atua kaha rawa, Almighty God,

e puta mai nei ngā īnoi pai katoa i a Koe, from whom all praises flow,

i a mātou ka whakatata ki a Koe, as we draw near to you,

Whakaorangia mātou i te matoke o te ngākau, revive and bring

warmth back into our cold hearts,

me ngā koraratanga o te whakaaro, and our easily distracted minds,

Kia kā ai tō mātou hiahia ki a Koe,

For our need for you lights up once more,he mea kia koropiko

mātou ki a Koe and we bow in your presence

i roto i te whakapono me te wairua believing in the Spirit o Ihu

Karaiti, o tō mātou Ariki. of Jesus Christ, our Lord.

Amine

He Hīmene

Tērā rānei ka whiwhi au… And can it be that I should

claim ...

Hīmene 219

1

And can it be, that I should gain, An interest in the Saviour’s blood?

Died He for me, who caused His pain For me, who Him to

death pursued? Amazing love! How can it be,

That Thou, my God, shouldst die for me?;

He left His Father’s throne above, So free, so infinite His grace; Emptied Himself of all but love, And bled for Adam’s helpless race: ‘Tis mercy all, immense and free;

For, O my God, it found out me!

2

3

Long my imprisoned spirit lay Fast bound in sin and nature’s night; Thine eye diffused a quickening ray,

I woke, the dungeon flamed with light;

My chains fell off, my heart was free, I rose, went forth, and followed Thee.

No condemnation now I dread; Jesus, and all in Him, is mine! ! Alive in Him, my living Head, And clothed in righteousness divine.

Bold I approach the eternal throne, And claim the crown, through Christ

my own.

4

1 Tērā rānei ka whiwhi au

He wāhi ki ōna toto? I mate rānei Ia mōku?;

Nāku hoki Ōna mamae: Ka taea kia pēnei

He aroha me tēnei.

Nā Tōna aroha noa I haere mai i te rangi,

I mahue Āna mea katoa, He aroha te pūtake. He mahi tohu anake I haere mai te Ariki:

2

Roa noa i herehere Tōku wairua i te hē;

I whiti mai Tōu mārama, Ka oho au, ka wātea: I makere ōku here,

Ka ara, ka puta noa.

3

Kāore ōku wehi ianei Ki nga riringa mō te hē,

Kei ahau hoki a Ihu, Kua rite o ōku hē

katoa: Ka māia au te haere Ki te

torona o te Atua Āmine

4

Te Īnoi Whāki Hara

Prayer of

Confession

E te Atua, Oh God,

e rongoa nei i te aroha mō ngā mano,

who dispenses love for multitudes, e muru nei i te kino,

who overcomes evil, i te tutū, wrongdoing, i te hara,

and sin,

I runga i te tūmanako ki Tāu mahi tohu, With our hopes placed on your never-ending mercy

i runga hoki i te whākinga o

ō mātou hara, in order to confess our sins

ka whakatata nei ki a Koe. We

come close to you..

Tukua mai tō murunga hara,

E te Karaiti

Forgive us, Lord Jesus.

Mō ngā hara katoa i hara ai mātou me te whakaae anō

te ngākau, For all the sins we have

knowingly committed, e pēhi taumaha

nei aua hara ki runga i ō mātou hinengaro: and those sins are now weighing heavily on our

minds:


E te Karaiti


Mō ngā huarahi katoa For all the many ways

i whakakahore ai mātou i a Koe,

we have deliberately denied your place in o,ur lives,

I whakapōhēhē ai mātou i ō mātou hoa mahi ki Tōu

āhua pono: we have created a

false impression with our fellow workers of your pure and

truthful existence:Tukua mai tō murunga

hara,E te Karaiti


Mō ā mātou tikanga kāhore rawa nei i rite ki a te

Karaiti, For our un-Christ-like ways

ā ko ia ā mātou tikanga ki ngā tāngata o ō

mātou kāinga, because that is how we have acted towards others in our homes ki ō mātou hoa hoki:

and in our communities


E te Karaiti


Mō tō mātou māngere ki te karakia, For our laziness

where we have been remiss in attending worship, ā ia

tangata ki tōna wāhi, each ā ia tangata ki tōna wāhi, and everyone of us, me tō mātou haere ngākau-kore noa iho

and ki ngā karakia ā te whakaminenga:

Me tō mātou haere ngākau-kore noa iho

and our half-hearted participation

ki ngā karakia ā te whakaminenga:

in our congregation’s worship:


E te Karaiti


Āmine

Mō tō mātou kore e whakaaro For our mindless attitude

ki ngā mahi ā tō Hāhi, towards all the work of your church, me ngā

take o Tōu rangatiratanga, and the matters your kingdom, me ngā mate wairua o te

ao: and the low spiritual well-

being of the world:


E te Karaiti


Mō tā mātou whakaparahako ki Tōu

aroha noa, For our rejection of your

ever present love, mō tā mātou

whakapōuri for our ability to soil i Tōu aroha, your pure love, mō tō mātou kotiti kē

i Ōu ara:

Mō tō mātou For our kotiti kē i Ōu ara: never-failing ability

to stay far from your pathways:


E te KaraitiForgive us, Lord Jesus.

E Koe te aroha Oh, you are the love

e kore nei e tuku i a mātou kia haere noa atu, that will not let us go, te Aroha mau tonu, the love that binds for

ever, te Aroha e kore nei e taea te

whakaaro, the love that the mind can ever

be capable of imagining,

Te Aroha whakaora, life-giving love, te Aroha whakahōu,

love that renews, e whakaokioki ana mātou we rest

i ō mātou wairua māuiui our

weary spirits ki runga i a Koe i tēnei rā,

on you today,

Me te mōhio anō Secure in the knowledge kua murua e Koe that you have washed

away ō mātou hara, our sins, he whakaaro hoki ki a te Karaiti.

In remembrance of Christ.

Tukua mai kia noho mātou ā muri ake nei May we remain for ever after

i roto i te here-koretanga in the

assurance of sins forgiven me te

hari o te tino whakaoranga. and the

boundless joy of true salvation.

Amine.

He Hīmene

E Ihu tōku oranga i ōku tini hē… O Jesus my Deliverer from mine

iniquity…

Hīmene 67

1E Ihu tōku oranga, I ōku tini hē;

I runga i Tōu kāinga, Mahara mai ki a au.

1O Jesus my deliverer, From my iniquity;

In Heaven Thy dwelling-place on high,

Do Thou remember me.

2I a au e pōuri pū ana,Kua rapua au e Koe; I

a au anō ka mārama,

Mahara mai ki a au.

2When I was lost in darkness

drearThou cam’st to seek for me; And brought me to Thy saving

light, Dear Lord, remember me.

3Ahau i tae ki tēnei rā,He mahi hoki Nāu;

Waihoki tēnei mahinga, Maharatia e Koe.

3T’is Thou hast brought me to

this hourIn grace and charity;

Still shepherd me continually, O Lord, remember me.

4Ka tohe nei a Hātana

Kia hoki atu au;E Ihu, kia uaua rā, Mahara mai ki a au.

4Satan doth war against my

soulTo make me turn and flee;Give strength that I may

steadfast be, O Lord, remember me.

5Ka whakatata pū ahau

Te haere i te ao;Ko reira Koe, whakaaro

ai, Mahara mai ki a au.

5When I shall come unto

life’s end,From fear my soul set

free;Uphold me sure within

the faith, Dear Lord, remember

me..

Āmine

Te Īnoi Whakawhetai

Prayer of Thanksgiving

Whakapaingia a Īhowa, Praise the Lord,

e tōku wairua, my soul, kei wareware forget not

ki Āna ohaoha katoa. all

His many gifts to us.

Ko Ia te muru nei i ō tātou kino katoa;

He forgives all your sins te rongoa nei i ōu

mate katoa. And cures all

ailments that afflict us, Ko Ia te hoko nei i tōu

ora kei ngaro,

Ko Ia te hoko nei He has redeemed i tō tātou ora kei ngaro, us all from the

grave, te karauna nei i a tātou

He has crowned us ki te ātawhai with grace,

Ki te aroha. And with love.

Whakapaingia a Īhowa, e tōku wairua, Praise the Lord, Oh my

soul,

Tōna ingoa tapu hoki, His holy name as well e ngā mea katoa i roto i ahau. With all of my being.

Amine.

Te Pānui i te Karaipiture

Scripture Reading

1 Samuel 2:1-10

1 Hāmuera 2:1-10

Hannah’s Prayer

2 Hannah prayed and said,“My heart exults in the Lord; my strength is exalted in my God.My mouth derides my enemies, because I rejoice in my victory. 2 “There is no Holy One like the

Lord, no one besides you; there is no Rock like our God.

3 Talk no more so very proudly, let not arrogance come from your mouth;for the Lord is a God of knowledge, and by him actions are weighed. 4 The bows of the mighty are broken, but the feeble gird on strength.

5 Those who were full have hired themselves out for bread,

but those who were hungry are fat with spoil.

The barren has borne seven, but she who has many children

is forlorn. 6 The Lord kills and brings to life; he brings down to Sheol and raises up.

7 The Lord makes poor and makes rich;

he brings low, he also exalts. 8 He raises up the poor from the dust; he lifts the needy from the ash

heap,to make them sit with princes and inherit a seat of honour.For the pillars of the earth are the

Lord’s, and on them he has set the world.

9 “He will guard the feet of his faithful ones,

but the wicked shall be cut off in darkness; for not by might does one prevail.10 The Lord! His adversaries shall be

shattered; the Most High will thunder in heaven.The Lord will judge the ends of the earth; he will give strength to his king, and exalt the power of his anointed.”

Ngā Īnoi Mō Tātou Anō

Prayers for Ourselves

Te Tikanga VII

Ē te Atua, e te Matua, God, our Father, e te Kaihanga, Creator, e te Kaitohu: and Sustainer:

Tohungia mātou. Be merciful to us

E te Atua, e te Tama, God, the Son,

ko Koe tō mātou Kaihoko:

You are our Redeemer:

Tohungia mātou. Be merciful to us

E te Atua, e te Wairua, O God the Holy Spirit,

ko Koe tō mātou Kaiwhakamārie,

You are our Comforter tō mātou Kaiārahi:

and our Guide: Tohungia mātou.

Be merciful to us

I te matapō o te ngākau, From spiritual

blindness i te pūhoi o te hinengaro and lack of understanding

ki te mōhio ki te tika, to the ability to know what is

right ki te hē rānei from

what is wrong

O ō mātou whakaaro, In our minds

o ā mātou mahi: or in everything

we do: Tohungia mātou.

Be merciful to us

I te ngākau-kore o te wairua, From hearts that have become

hard,i ngā hiahia tutū:

and a rebellious spirit:Tohungia mātou.

Be merciful to us

I ngā whakaaro mārō mō ētahi, From unjust criticism of

others i te mauāhara:

and bitterness.

Tohungia tō iwi e te Ariki. Be merciful

to us, O Lord.

I ngā kōrero whakaaro-kore,

From careless talki te māngere ki te mahi:

and laziness in service:

Tohungia tō iwi, e te Ariki. Be merciful

to us, O Lord.

I te wa o te tūkino, In times of economic

distress i te wā o te whiwhi-

taonga, in times of wealth:

Tohungia tō iwi e te Ariki. Be merciful to

us, O Lord.

I te rā o te matenga, On the day of death,

i te hāora o te whakawā:And in the time of judgement:

Tohungia tō iwi e te Ariki. Be merciful to us,

O Lord. Āmine

Te Pānui Tuarua i te Karaipiture

Scripture Reading Mark 13:1-8

Mark 13:1-8

1 Ā, i a ia e haere atu ana i te temepara, ka mea tētahi o āna ākonga ki a ia, As he came out of the temple, one of his disciples said to him, E te Kaiwhakaako, nanā, te tū o ngā kōhatu, te tū o ngā whare! “Look, Teacher, what large stones and what large buildings!” 2 Nā ka whakahoki a Ihu, ka mea ki a ia, Ka kite koe i ēnei whare nunui? Then Jesus asked him, “Do you see these great buildings?

E kore tētahi kōhatu e waiho i konei i runga ake i tētahi kōhatu, ēngari ka whakahoroa. Not one stone will be left here upon another; all will be thrown down.” 3 Ā, i a ia e noho ana i runga i Maunga Ōriwa i te ritenga atu o te temepara, When he was sitting on the Mount of Olives opposite the temple, ka ui puku ki a ia a Pita, a Hēmi, a Hoani, a Ānaru, Peter, James, John, and Andrew asked him privately,

4 Kōrerotia mai ki a mātou, ko āhea ēnei mea, ā he aha te tohu inā tata ēnei mea katoa te rite? “Tell us, when will this be, and what will be the sign that all these things are about to be accomplished?” 5 Nā ka anga ia, ka kōrero ki a rātou, Kia tūpato kei māmingatia koutou e te tangata: Then Jesus began to say to them, “Beware that no one leads you astray. 6 He tokomaha hoki e haere mai i runga i tōku ingoa, 6 Many will come in my name

E mea, Ko ahau ia; ā he tokomaha e māmingatia. “And say, ‘I am he!’ and they will lead many astray. 7 E rongo koutou ki ngā pakanga, ki ngā hau pakanga, kei ohorere: When you hear of wars and rumours of wars, do not be alarmed; kua takoto hoki he putanga mō aua mea; taihoa rawa ia te mutunga. this must take place, but the end is still to come.

8 Ka whakatika hoki tētahi iwi ki tētahi iwi, For nation will rise against nation tētahi rangatiratanga ki tētahi rangatiratanga: and kingdom against kingdom; ā he tini ngā wāhi e puta ai he rū; there will be earthquakes in various places; ka puta anō hoki he pō matekai: there will be famines. ko te tīmatanga ēnei o ngā mamae. This is but the beginning of the birth pangs.

Te Kauwhau Ko te mutunga o te ao? Ko te Mīhaia pea?

SermonIs it world’s end?

Return of the Messiah?

He Hīmene

E te Hoa pai ko Ihu… What a Friend we have in Jesus.

Hīmene 65

1E te hoa pai ko Ihu, Māna e waha katoa, Ngā

hara me ngā pōuri; Ki te īnoi ki a Ia. E te

mārie ka ngaro, Te mamae ka ngau kino, He

kore anō nō tātou, E īnoi ki a Ihu.

2He whakawai nei ō tātou,

He take raruraru? Kauaka e ngākau-kore; Īnoi ki te Ariki.

Ka kitea raia e tātou He hoa pērā te pono?

Kei te mōhio katoa Ia, Ki ō tātou ngoi-kore.

3Kei te iwikore tātou,

Kei te āwangawanga? ‘Nei te Hoa hei piringa,

Īnoia ki a Ihu. Kei te whakahāweatia koe,

Whakarērea e ōu hoa? Me whakaatu ki a Ihu, Māna koe e awhi mai.

Āmine

Ngā Īnoi mō ngā Tāngata

Prayer of Intercession Te Tikanga VII

E te Atua, ko Koe nei tā ngā pito o te whenua e

tūmanako ai, O God, the hope of the

world kia maharatia mō te pai ngā mea hanga katoa, be mindful of all you have

createdTe Tikanga VII

Ā, tukua Tōu aroha nui ki runga i te ao. And fill the world with your

all-encompassing love. Whakaūngia ngā tāngata

katoa Confirm all those

e tū ana ki roto i te aroha me te pono, who

stand for love and truth,Te Tikanga VII

Ā, meinga kia kotahi te ngākau me te wairua Unify the hearts and spirits

o te hunga whakapono. Of the true

believers. Whakatikaia ngā mea kāhore anō kia rite, Make right all the wrongs,

Whakaūkia ngā mea e toe nei. Uphold all others

Tukua mai ki tō mātou whenua, Grant to our nation ki ngā iwi katoa o te ao anō hoki

and to other people throughout the world

Tōu whakaaro mōhio, Tōu whakaaro

tapu. Your deep understanding and

sanctity. Meinga kia kaua e

whai kaha Grant that there be no

abuse ō mātou tāngata kaha by those

who exercise power

Hei hoariri mō te pono, Acting against truth ēngari hei hoa rātou mō te pono. Instead they

advocate truth.

Hōmai Āu whakarite ki ngā kaiwhakarite whakawā; Grant our justices of our courts

your wisdom; ; kia whakarite ai rātou so they would be able to

Ki ngā tāngata katoa Dispense to all people

i runga i te tikanga rite rawa,

justice that is fair and just,

Kāhore e ngākau kino ki ētahi, With no ill-will towards some kāhore hoki e whakahoa ki ētahi, ā,

and without favour to others,

meinga kia whakawhirinaki ki a Koe

may they base their faith on you

Ngā tamariki ā te tangata; Mere mortals in your

presence; Ko Ihu Karaiti hoki tō mātou Ariki. For Jesus Christ is our Lord.

Āmine.

Te Īnoi ā te Ariki

Lord’s Prayer

Te Īnoi ā Te Ariki – Lord’s Prayer

E tō mātou Matua i te rangi; kia tapu Tōu ingoa;

kia tae mai Tōu rangatiratanga;

Kia meatia Tāu e pai ai, ki runga i te whenua, kia rite anō ki tō te rangi.

Hōmai ki a mātou āianei he taro mā mātou mō tēnei rā;

murua ō mātou hara, me

mātou hoki e muru nei i ō te hunga e hara ana ki a

mātou.

Aua hoki mātou e kawea kia whakawaia, ēngari whakaorangia

mātou i te kino. Nōu hoki te

rangatiratanga, te kaha me te korōria; ake, ake,

ake. Āmine.

Ngā Koha

Offering

Ngā wawatatanga, E te Ariki,

Horahia te marino, Piki mai , kake mai; Hōmai te wai ora, Ki a mātou katoa;

Ngā wawatatanga, E Te Ariki.

E te Atua,

Nāu nei ngā mea katoa;

mauria atu ēnei kohikohinga, hei whakatutuki i Āu mahi,

ā, hei whakakorōria i

Tōu ingoa;

Uwhia ki runga i a

mātou Āu manaakitanga, meinga ēnei mea hei

whakawhānui i Tōu kīngitanga;

ko Ihu Karaiti hoki tō mātou Ariki.

Amine

He Hīmene

Hīmene 63

E Ihu e te Kīngi nui…O Jesus mighty King Divine…

1O Jesus, mighty Kīng divine,

Speed on Thy Gospel’s glorious day;

When men shall everywhere believe,

And turn to Thee the Living Word.

O Lord, Thy kingdom hasten in,Thy people save, the nations win.

1E Ihu, e te Kīngi nui,

Hohorotia e Koe te rā;E tino whakapono ai,

Te ao katoa ki Tōu Īngoa.

Āe rā, e Ihu, tangohiaTe ao katoa hei kāinga Mōu.

2Send forth Thy Gospel

through the world, Bless Thou the savinng

word of grace,Break down the powers of darkness, Lord, That riot still before Thy

face.O Lord, Thy kingdom hasten in,

Thy people save, the nations win.

2Tukua e Koe, te rongo pai

Kia rere haere i te ao,Ā whakamatea rawatia

Ngā mahi ā te Rēwera.


3Through all the world

Thy preachers send To spread the good, glad

news around,Till men shall hear and all

believe, And Thy salvation shall

abound..O Lord, Thy kingdom hasten in,

Thy people save, the nations win.

Āmine

3Tonoa e Koe Āu karere,

Hei kauwhau I te oranga,Kia whakapono rā anō,

Ngā pito o te ao katoa.


Āmine

Te Īnoi Whakamutunga

Closing Prayer

Kia whakakorōriatia te Matua,

Glory to the Father, te Tama, the Son, me te Wairua Tapu;

and the Holy Spirit:

ko te ritenga ia as it was i te tīmatanga, in the

beginning,ā, tēnei anō ināianei, ā, ka mau tonu iho,

ā, ake ake ake.

Āmine.

I te tīmatanga, in the beginning,

ā,and, tēnei anō ināianei,

it is now, ā, ka mau tonu iho, and remains, ā, ake ake ake. for ever and ever. Āmine.

Te Manaakitanga

Benediction

Kia tau ki a tātou katoa te atawhai o tō tātou Ariki, May the grace of our Lord, o Ihu

Karaiti, Jesus Christ, me te aroha o te Atua,

the love of God,

Me te whiwhinga Be filled tahitanga with the fellowship

ki te Wairua Tapu, of the Holy Spirit,

ā, ake ake. For ever and ever.

Āmine.

22 whiringa ā rangi 115 somerville rd 2015

Spiritual

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