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James 4:5 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

5 Or reck ye that in vain the Scriptur says, “The spirit that dwalls in us leads to envy.”

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James 4:5
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“Gin he caʼd them gods, till wham the word oʼ God cam — and the Scriptur isna to be broken —


And ance mair, anither Scriptur, “They sal look on him they hae pierced!”


“Has the Scriptur no said, oot oʼ the toon oʼ Bethlehem, whaur Dauvid was?”


“And the patriarchs, fuʼ oʼ envie, sellʼt Joseph awa to Egypt; but God was wiʼ him.


Bein fuʼ oʼ aʼ unholiness, wickedness, selliness, malignity; fuʼ oʼ envie, blude, strife; twa‐faced; spitefuʼ; tale‐pyets;


For the Scriptur says to Pharaoh, “For this vera thing I raisʼt thee up, that I micht schaw in thee my pooer; sae as my name soud be kent in aʼ the yirth.”


Or ken‐ye‐na that yere body is a temple oʼ the Holie Spirit within ye, that ye hae frae God? and that ye war‐na yere ain?


Or what‐na ane‐ness has a temple oʼ God wiʼ eidols? For ye are a temple oʼ God, wha is a leevin God; eʼen as God said, “I wull dwall in them, and gang in them, and wull be their God; and they sal be my folk.


And the Scriptur, lookin forrit to God justifyin the heathen throwe faith, announced aforehaun the Gude‐word to Abraʼm: “They sal be blest in thee; eʼen aʼ the Nations!”


For eʼen we, at ae time, war glaikit, dour, deceived, hauden wiʼ mony hankerins and pleasurs, leevin on in malice and envy, wordie to be detestit, and hatin ane‐anither.


Lean sinn:

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