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be settled
kia tau

for ever, o lord, thy word is settled in heaven.
pumau tonu tau kupu, e ihowa, ake ake i runga i te rangi

and he settled his countenance stedfastly, until he was ashamed: and the man of god wept.
na ka whakatau ia i tona mata ki runga ki a ia, u tonu, a whakama noa ia; ko te tino tangihanga o te tangata a te atua

i have surely built thee an house to dwell in, a settled place for thee to abide in for ever.
kua oti nei i ahau te hanga he whare hei nohoanga mou, he kainga pumau mou mo ake tonu atu

the ngāti kurī tribe of muriwhenua say that pōhurihanga was the captain of the kurahaupō, and that it landed at takapaukura (tom bowling bay) near north cape. on landing, pōhurihanga declared, ‘te muri o te whenua’ (this is the end of the land) – hence the founding tribe’s name, muriwhenua. pōhurihanga married maieke, and their children settled kapowairua, pārengarenga harbour, and murimotu. a daughter, muriwhenua, moved to karikari where she married rongokako of the tākitimu ca
e kī ana te iwi o ngāti kurī o muriwhenua ko pōhurihanga te kāpene o te kurahaupō, a, i ū ki takapa (tom bowling bay) e tata ana ki cape ki te raki. i runga i te tauranga, ka whakapuakina e pōhurihanga, 'te muri o te whenua' (ko te mutunga tēnei o te whenua) – nā reira ko te ingoa o te iwi i kitea, ko muriwhenua. i mārena a pōhurihanga ki a maieke, a ka noho a rāua tamariki ki kapowairua, ki pārengarenga whanga, ki murimotu. i neke tētahi tamāhine, a muriwhenua, ki karikari i reira a ia i mārena ai ki rongokako o te ca tākitimu