Luke 13:25 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²⁵ “Frae the time the gudeman may rise and steek the door — and ye begin to staun withoot, and to chap at the door, cryin, ‘Lord! open ye to us!’ and, answerin, he sal say, ‘I ken ye na, nor whaur ye are frae!’

Luke 13:25 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 25:41

“Then, eke, sal he say to them on his left haun, ‘Awa frae me, ye curst, intil nevir‐endin lowe, made ready for the deevil and his angels!

Luke 13:27

“And he wull say, ‘I tell ye, I ken‐na whaur ye are frae! depairt frae me aʼ ye doers oʼ unrighteousness!’

Luke 3:8

“Bring ye than forth frutes fit for repentance; and begin‐na to say wiʼ yersels, ‘We hae a faither, eʼen Abraʼm!’ For say I tʼye, that God coud raise up oʼ thae stanes bairns till Abraʼm!

Luke 6:46

“But for why say ye to me, ‘Lord, Lord!’ and div‐na what I say?

2 Corinthians 6:2

For he says, “At a favorable time I heard ye, and in a day oʼ salvation I befreendit ye.” Tak tent! Noo a favorable time; lo! noo a day oʼ salvation!

Hebrews 12:17

For ye ken that, eʼen aftir that was dune, he fain wad hae the blessin, but was rejeckit; for he faund nae turnin again, thoʼ he socht it wiʼ unco tears.