James 1:5 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁵ Gin ony oʼ ye want wisdom, lat him be seekin frae God, wha gies in rowth till aʼ, and wytes‐na; and it sal be gien him.

James 1:5 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 11:20

Than begude he to challenge thae cities whaur the feck oʼ his great wunner‐warks war dune, for that they repentit‐na:

Mark 16:14

But eftir, to the Eleeven their sels he was schawn, as they sat at meat; and he wytit them for their dootsomness and hardness oʼ heart, no to lippen to them wha had seen him eftir he raise.

John 14:13

“And aʼ that ye ask in my name, eʼen that wull I do, that the Faither micht be glorifyʼt iʼ the Son.

John 15:7

“But gin ye bide in me, and my words bide in you, ask ye what ye wad hae, and it sal be dune tʼye!

John 4:10

Quoʼ Jesus, “Gin ye kent Godʼs Gift, and wha it soud be that said ‘Gie me a sowp oʼ watir,’ ye wad hae socht frae him the Leevinʼ Watir — and gottenʼt too!”

2 Corinthians 2:16

In thir, soothly, a savor oot oʼ death, death‐like; but in thae, a savor oot oʼ life, life‐like: and for thir things, wha is aiqual?

James 1:17

Ilka gude grant, and ilka perfetit gift is frae Aboon, comin doon frae the Faither oʼ lichts; wiʼ wham is nae unsiccarness, nor shadow oʼ gaun back.

James 3:17

But the wisdom that is frae Aboon is first to purify, than peaceable and cannie; easy to be entreatit, fuʼ oʼ mercy and gude frutes; wiʼ nae puʼin doon; and aefauld.

James 5:16

Sae confess ye ane to anither yere sins; and pray ye ilk for ither, to the end that ye may be healed. Muckle avails the prayers oʼ a richtous man in its ootcome.

1 John 3:22

And whatna things we may be seekin, we are obteenin frae him; for his commauns we are keepin, and the things pleasin in his sicht we are doin.