James 1:9 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁹ Lat the lowly brither joy at his uplifting;

James 1:9 Iomraidhean Croise

Luke 1:52

“He puʼd doon michty anes frae throns, and liftit up thae oʼ laigh estate.

Luke 10:20

“Yet, be‐na blythe for this, that the demons are giean‐in to ye, but be ye blythe that yere names are putten doon Aboon!”

Luke 14:11

“For, ilk ane that exalts his sel sal be brocht doon, and wha humbles his sel sal be exaltit.”

Luke 9:48

And said to them, “Whasae may mak welcome this bairn in my name, welcomes me! and whasae welcomes me, welcomes him that sent me: for he that is least amang ye, he sal be great!”

Romans 8:17

But, gin bairns — than heirs as weel! Godʼs heirs, and joint‐heirs wiʼ Christ; gin at least we jointly suffer, that we may be jointly glorifyʼt.

2 Corinthians 6:10

As in dool, yet aye rejoicin; as in poortith, yet makin mony rich; as haudin naething, yet haudin siccar aʼ things;

Philippians 3:14

I press on for the gree, for the prize oʼ the biddin (frae on heigh) oʼ God in Christ Jesus.

Philippians 3:3

For we are the circumceesion, wha worship in Godʼs Spirit, and glorie in Christ Jesus, and pit nae stress on things oʼ the flesh.

1 Peter 2:9

But ye are “a waled‐oot race, priests oʼ royalty, a holie people”; a folk for his ain possession, that ye may tell oot the glories oʼ him wha bade ye oot oʼ darkness to come into his wunnerfuʼ licht.

Revelation 2:9

“I ken yere warks, and dool, and poortith (but rich are ye!), and the miscaʼin oʼ thae that caʼ theirsels Jews, and are‐na, but are a kirk oʼ Sautan.