Luke 12:18 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

¹⁸ “And he said, “Iʼll eʼen do this: Iʼll thraw doon the biggins oʼ my grange, and bigg lairger; and gaither in yonner aʼ my wheat, and the ootcome oʼ my grunʼ,

Luke 12:18 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 6:26

“Look ye to the wee birdies iʼ the lift; for they naither saw nor shear, nor lead intil the barn; and yet yere Heevenlie Faither gies them meat. Are‐ye‐na a hantle better nor they?

Luke 12:17

“And he switherʼt within his sel, sayin, ‘What maun I do? for I hae nae housin, whaur I may pit aʼ my craps.’

Luke 12:19

“ ‘And wull say to my saul, Saul, ye hae a hantle oʼ gude things lain by for mony years to come! Tak yere ease, eat, drink, and be joyfuʼ!’

Luke 12:21

“Sae wiʼ him that is layin‐by gear for his sel, and isna rich to God.”

Luke 12:24

“Think oʼ the craws — that they neither saw nor shear: for whilk thar is naither girnal nor barn — and God feeds them! Are ye no a hantle better nor the fowls?

Luke 18:4

“And he wadna for a time. But eftir, he said to his sel, Thoʼ I naither revere God, nor care for man,

Luke 18:6

And the Lord says, “Hear ye what the fause judge says!

James 3:15

This wisdom is no the wisdom comin doon frae Aboon; but is yirthly, nateral, and deevilish.

James 4:13

Awa noo! ye that say, “The day or the morn, we wull gang to this citie here; and bide a year thar; and troke, and win gear.”

James 4:15

Raither soud ye say, “Gin the Lord please, we sal baith leeve, and do this or yon.”