Luke 1:43 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁴³ “And for what is this come to me, that the mither oʼ my Lord soud come tae me?

Luke 1:43 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 12:46

And whan he was eʼen‐noo speakin to the folk, see! his mither and his brithers stude oot‐by, seekin to speak wiʼ him.

Matthew 3:14

Noo, John wad hae forbidden him; and quoʼ he, “I hae need oʼ thy bapteezin, and come ye to me?”

Luke 1:42

And raised her voice in lood exclamation, and said, “Happy ye amang weemen! and blest is the frute oʼ yere womb!

Luke 1:44

“For behauld! as sune as the voice oʼ yere salutation cam to my hearin, the bairn lap iʼ my womb for joy.

Luke 2:11

“For thar is born tʼye this day, in Dauvidʼs toun, a Saviour, wha is the Anointit Lord.

Luke 7:7

“And sae naither thocht I mysel wardie to come till ye; but speak wiʼ a word, and my servin‐lad sal be hale.

John 13:13

“Ye caʼ me ‘Maisterʼ and ‘Lord’; and ye say weel; for sae I am.

John 20:28

And Tammas, answerin, said to him, “My Lord! and my God!”

Philippians 2:3

Doin naething for strifeʼs sake, nor for prideʼs sake; but in humbleness oʼ mind, lookin aye on ane‐anither as bein better nor yersels.

Philippians 3:8

But, in truth, doubtless I am esteemin aʼ things to be loss, for the unco preciousness oʼ the lear oʼ Jesus Christ my Lord; for wham I sufferʼt the loss oʼ aʼ things, and coont them as midden‐orts, that I may win Christ,