James 2:6 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁶ But ye lichtlie the puir ane. Are‐na the rich haudin ye doon? and theirsels harl ye afore judgment‐seats?

James 2:6 Iomraidhean Croise

John 8:49

Jesus answerʼt, “I hae nae deevil: but I honor my Faither, and ye wad dishonour me.

Acts 13:50

But the Jews steered up the godlie weemen oʼ gude‐standin, and the heid men oʼ the citie, and raised up a feud again Paul and Barnabas, and cuist them oot oʼ their borders.

Acts 17:6

But no finding them, they harled Jason and a wheen ither brethren to the rulers, cryin oot, “Thae that hae thrawn aʼ the inhabited yirth intil a tulzie — the same hae come here!

Acts 18:12

But when Gallio was Proconsul oʼ Achaia, the Jews made an onset on Paul, and had him up for trial.

Acts 8:3

But as for Saul, he made waste oʼ the kirk, gangin intil aʼ hooses, and harlin aff men and weemen to prison.

1 Corinthians 11:22

What? hae‐ye‐na hooses to eat and drink in? Or, div ye belittle Godʼs kirk, and shame thae that hae nocht? What am I to say tʼye? Am I to compliment ye? I compliment‐ye‐na!

James 2:3

And ye soud spy him wearin the braw cleedin, and say, “Ye sit here in a gude place!” and to the ane in poortith soud say, “Ye staun there!” or “Sit ye aneath my fit‐brod!”

James 5:4

Tak tent! the penny‐fee oʼ the workers, wha cuttit doon yere fields, and has by you been keepit back by dishonesty, is crying oot: and the cries oʼ thae that shure are enterʼt intil the hearin oʼ the Lord oʼ Hosts.

James 5:6

Ye condemned, ye killed the Richtous Ane; and he resists‐ye‐na.