Titus 2 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)CHAPTIR TWA. Hoo Titus soud teach the folk oʼ Crete. 1 But speak ye the things that conform to the halesome doctrine. 2 Auld men to be tentie, grave, douce‐mindit, hale iʼ the faith; in love, in tholin; 3 The auld weemen, iʼ the same way, in demeanor as becomes holie anes; no giean to slander, nor yet to muckle wine made captive; teachers oʼ what is gude; 4 That they may lead the young weemen to loʼe their husbands, to loʼe their bairns; 5 To be douce‐mindit, pure, workers‐at‐hame, gude, submittin to their ain husbands; least the word oʼ God soud be spoken again. 6 The younger men iʼ the same way, chairge ye to be douce‐mindit; 7 Anent aʼ things schawin yere ain sel as a paittern oʼ gude warks; in yere instructions, in purity, gravity, 8 Halesome speech no to be condemned; that he wha oʼ a contrar mind may be shamed; haein naething ill he can say oʼ us. 9 Servants, be biddable to yere ain maisters; in aʼ things pleasin?-?weel, no answerin‐back, 10 No pilferin, but schawin aʼ gude faith, that they may mak bonnie the doctrine oʼ oor God and Saviour in aʼ things. 11 For the tender‐love oʼ God, wiʼ salvation for aʼ men, has appearʼt, 12 To the end that denyin oorsels as to ungodliness and warldly fainness, we soud leeve in a douce‐mindit and richtous and godly mainner iʼ the present warld; 13 Ready to welcome the blessed hope and shinin‐forth oʼ the glorie oʼ oor great God and Saviour Jesus Christ. 14 Wha gied himsel for us, that he micht rescue us frae aʼ sin, and mak pure for himsel a people oʼ his ain, fuʼ oʼ zeal in gude warks. 15 As to thir things, be ye speakin, and entreatin, and repruvin, wiʼ aʼ authority. Lat nae man lichtlie ye! |
Translated by Rev William Wye Smith. Published in Paisley, Scotland in 1904.
British & Foreign Bible Society