Luke 1:3 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

³ It seemed gude to me as weel, haein kent frae the first aʼ things perfetely, to write to you in set order, O weel‐deservin Theophilus,

Luke 1:3 Iomraidhean Croise

Luke 1:1

Inasmuckle as mony hae taen in haun to pit doon in order a narration oʼ thae things that hae been made siccar amang us,

Acts 1:1

The first historie I made, O Theophilus, anent aʼ that Jesus begude baith to do and to teach,

Acts 11:4

But Peter, beginnin, set the maitter in order afore them, sayin,

Acts 15:19

“Sae my judgment is, that we soudna fash thae wha ʼmang the Gentiles are turnin to God;

Acts 15:25

“It seems gude to us assembled, bein oʼ ae mind, that, walin oot men, we soud send them to ye, wiʼ oor weel‐loʼed Barnabas and Paul.

Acts 15:28

“For it seemed weel to the Holie Spirit and to us, no to be layin ony mair burden on ye, save thir necessar things:

Acts 18:23

And, takin some time, he gaed forth, gaun throwe aʼ thae pairts in order — Galatia and Phrygia — puttin heart intil the disciples.

Acts 23:26

“Claudius Lysias, to the maist excellent Governor Felix: gude wishes!

Acts 24:3

“We receive it aye, and in ilka place, maist excellent Felix, wiʼ aʼ thanks.

Acts 26:25

But quoʼ Paul, “I am‐na wud, maist noble Festus! but declarations oʼ truth and oʼ a soond mind am I settin forth!

1 Corinthians 16:12

Anent oor brither Apollos: I entreatit him muckle that he wad gang to ye wiʼ the brethren, but his mind wasna to gang noo; but he wull gang whan he sal hae fit opportunity.

1 Corinthians 7:40

But happier, gin she thus abide, in my judgment; and mair, I think I hae the Spirit oʼ God.

1 Timothy 4:6

Airtin the brethren in mind oʼ thir things, ye sal be a gude servant oʼ Christ Jesus, nouriced wiʼ the words oʼ faith and gude teachin that ye hae closely followʼt.