Luke 13:8 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁸ “But he answerin, says till him, ‘Maister! lat it bide this ae year mair, till whatna time I can delve aboot it, and dung it.

Luke 13:8 Iomraidhean Croise

Luke 13:7

“Than he said to his vine‐dresser, ‘Look! for thrie year hae I come, seekin for frute on this fig‐tree, yet find I nane: lat it be cuttit doon! Why soud it tak up the grunʼ?’

Luke 13:9

“ ‘And gin it bear frute thar‐eftir, weel; gif it disna, ye sal hae it cuttit‐doon!’ ”

Luke 14:35

“It is naither fit for the field nor the midden; but it is cuisten oot‐by. Wha has hearin lat him hear!”

Romans 10:1

Brethren! the fain desire oʼ my heart, and its prayer to God on their behauf, is for their salvation!

Romans 11:14

Gin, by ony means, I may steer up to be jealous my ain flesh, and save some frae ʼmang them.

2 Peter 3:9

The Lord isna sweir anent his promise, as some men speak oʼ sweirness; but is lang‐tholin wiʼ you, no bein willin that ony soud be destroyʼt, but that aʼ soud airt their ways to repentance.