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James 3:2 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

2 For in mony‐fauld things ane‐and‐aʼ aft stoiter. Gin ony ane stoiters‐na in his words, the same is a weel‐ripened man, able to bridle the hail body.

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James 3:2
29 Iomraidhean Croise  

“Ye spawn oʼ vipers! hoo are ye, bein ill, to speak gude things? for oʼ the overcome oʼ the heart the mouʼ wull speak.


“For by yere words sal ye be acceptit, and by yere words sal ye be hauden guilty.”


Eʼen as it is putten doon: “Thar is nane holie; na, no ane!


And sae, I fin thar is a principle, that whan I wad dae gude, the ill lies nar me!


But I am haudin my body under, and garrin it do service; least in onywise, haein proclaimed the Joyfuʼ‐message to ithers, I mysel soud be cuisten aside!


But the Scriptur steekit up aʼ things as aneath sin, that the promise by faith in Jesus Christ soud be gien to thae that hae faith.


For the flesh has desires contrar to the Spirit, and the Spirit contrar to the flesh: for thir again ane anither are set; that ye may‐na do the things ye wad itherwise do!


Wham we declare, warnin ilka man, and teachin ilka man in aʼ wisdom, that we soud present ilka man perfete in Christ.


Epaphras salutes ye, wha is frae ʼmang ye, a servitor oʼ Jesus Christ: at aʼ times warslin in yere behauf in prayer, that ye may be made to staun complete, and wiʼ fuʼ assurance in aʼ things oʼ the wull oʼ God.


Mak ye perfete in ilka gude thing for the workin oʼ his wull, doin in ye that whilk is weel‐pleasin afore his face, throwe Jesus Christ: tae wham be glorie for evir and evir! Amen.


Gin ony ane thinks to be doin religious service, and commauns‐na his tongue, but mislippens his ain heart, this aneʼs religious service is nocht ava.


But let lang‐tholing hae its perfeteness, sae as ye may be perfete and complete, wanting in naething.


For whasae may keep the hail law, and yet stoiter in ae thing, has become guilty oʼ aʼ.


“For ye that wad loʼe life, and see gude days, let him gar his tongue cease frae ill, and his lips that they speak‐na guile.


But the God oʼ aʼ gude‐favor, wha caʼd ye to his evir‐bidin glorie, in Christ Jesus, whan ye hae tholed a wee, himsel will mak ye perfete, mak siccar, mak strang!


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