And Jesus said to them, “In the Aʼ‐Things‐New, whan the Son oʼ Man sal sit on the thron oʼ his glorie, ye as weel sal sit on twalʼ throns, ower the Twalʼ Tribes oʼ Israʼl.
Than quoʼ the Jews amang theirsels, “Whaur wull he gang that we canna finʼ him? Wull he gang awa to the here‐awa there‐awa tribes amang the Gentiles, teachin the Gentiles?
And whan they enterʼt, they gaed up intil the laft, whaur they bade; baith Peter, and John, and James, and Andro, Philip and Tammas, Bartholomie and Matthew, James (he oʼ Alpheus), and Simon the Zealot, and Judas oʼ James.
But, motionin to them wiʼ the haun to be whishʼt, he tellʼt them aʼ hoo the Lord had led him frae the prison; and said as weel, “Tell thir things to James and the brethren!” And, gaun on, he cam intil anither place.
And wrate by tham: “The Apostles and the elder brethren, to the brethren throwe Antioch and Syria, and Cilicia, that are frae oot the Gentiles — greetin!
“To whilk promise, oor nation oʼ twal tribes, wiʼ intensitie oʼ service, nicht and day, hope to attain: anent whilk promise, O King, I am wytit by Jews.
And Saul was ane wiʼ them, in his death. And thar gat up, that day, an unco persecution again the Kirk‐folk oʼ Jerusalem; and aʼ, except the Apostles, war scattered abreid throwe aʼ the kintra‐side oʼ Judea and Samaria.
For, afore certain anes cam frae James, he did eat wiʼ the Gentiles; but whan they cam, he held back, and keepit his sel allenar, in fear oʼ thae oʼ the circumceesion.
And seein the favor whilk was gien to me, James and Peter and John, wha war reputit pillars, gied to me and Barnabas a richt haun oʼ britherhood, that we soud gang to the heathen, and they to the circumceesion.
Paul, a servitor oʼ God, and an Apostle oʼ Jesus Christ, conform to the faith oʼ Godʼs bidden anes, and knowledge oʼ the truth, that whilk is conform to godliness,
Simon Peter, a servitor and Apostle oʼ Jesus Christ, to thae wha obteened the same faith wiʼ us, throwe the richtousness oʼ oor God and oor Saviour Jesus Christ.