Luke 14:11 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

¹¹ “For, ilk ane that exalts his sel sal be brocht doon, and wha humbles his sel sal be exaltit.”

Luke 14:11 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 23:12

“And whasae sal mak himsel heigh, sal be puʼd doon; and whasae sal abase himsel sal be upliftit.

Luke 1:51

“He wrocht victorie wiʼ his airm; he dang them that war heigh iʼ their heartʼs intent.

Luke 1:52

“He puʼd doon michty anes frae throns, and liftit up thae oʼ laigh estate.

Luke 14:12

And he said too, to him wha bad him, “Wheneʼer ye mak a denner or a supper, bid‐na yere freends, nor yere brithers, nor yere kin, nor yere rich neebors; lest they in turn bid you, and yere recompense come tʼye.

Luke 18:14

“I tell ye, this ane gaed doon till his hoose acceptit, raither than that ane: for ilk ane that heizes up his sel sal be humblʼt, but he that louts his sel sal be raised up!”

James 1:9

Lat the lowly brither joy at his uplifting;

James 4:10

Come doon laigh iʼ the sicht oʼ the Lord; and he wull lift ye up.

James 4:6

But he gies the mair lovin‐favor. Sae it is said, “God is again the prood anes; but to the humble anes he gies favor.”

1 Peter 5:5

In like mainner, ye younger anes, gie‐in to the aulder; and aʼ, ane to anither, pittin on humbleness oʼ mind; for “God arrays himsel again the haughty, but gies favor to the humble.”

1 Peter 5:6

Lout yersels doon than, under the michty haun oʼ God, that he may raise ye up in due time.