Luke 1:20 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²⁰ “And noo see! ye sal be dumb, and hae nae speech, until whatna day thir things are dune, for that ye wadna lippen my words — whilk sal come to pass iʼ their time!”

Luke 1:20 Iomraidhean Croise

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.

Mark 9:19

But he answerin says, “O race wantin faith. Till whatna time sal I hae to bide wʼye? Till whatna time sal I thole ye? Bring him tae me!”

Luke 1:19

And answerin, quoʼ the Angel to him, “I am Gabriel, that staun afore God! and I hae been sent te speak to ye, and to fesh ye thir gude tidins.

Luke 1:21

And the folk war waitin for Zachariah, and ferlied at his delayin iʼ the Temple.

Luke 1:22

And whan he cam forth, he coudna speak to them; and they kent he bude hae seen a vision iʼ the Temple. And he gaed on makin signs to them, and remained dumb.

Luke 1:45

“And happy she wha lippenʼd! for thar sal be comin to pass oʼ thae things spoken to her frae the Lord.”

Luke 1:64

And his mouʼ was unsteekit at ance, and his tongue lowsed; and he spak, and praised God.

Romans 3:3

For what gin some oʼ them had doots? Sal their doots mak in vain lippenin to God?

2 Timothy 2:13

“Gin we be fause, he leal and true wull aye remain! for he canna be fause to his sel.”

Titus 1:2

In hope oʼ Life‐eternal, that the God wha isna fause promised afore the ages;

Hebrews 6:18

For by twa unchangeable things, in whilk it wasna possible for God to be fause, a stieve consolation we soud hae, wha fled to grip the hope set afore us;

Revelation 3:19

“I, as mony as I weel‐loʼe, repruve and chasten; be zealous than, and turn ye!