Luke 14:26 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²⁶ “Gin ony ane is for comin to me, and hates‐na his faither and mither, and wife and weans, and brithers and sisters — aye, and his ain life as weel — he canna become my disciple!

Luke 14:26 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 10:37

“Wha loʼes faither or mither mair nor me, isna wordie oʼ me; and wha loʼes son or dochter mair nor me, isna wordie oʼ me.

John 12:25

“Wha loʼes his life, sal tine his life; and wha hains‐na his life iʼ this warld sal hain it for Eternity!

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,

Acts 20:24

“Yet, on nae accoont, dae I haud my life loʼesome to mysel, gin sae I may end weel my coorse, and the darg gien me by the Lord Jesus; to testify to the Blythe‐message oʼ Godʼs favor!

Revelation 12:11

“And they prevailʼt again him, throwe the blude oʼ the Lamb, and by the word oʼ their witnessin; and they loʼed‐na their life, eʼen on to death.

Romans 9:13

Eʼen as it is putten doon, “Jaucob I loʼed; Esau I appruvʼd‐na.”

Luke 14:25

And thar war gaun wiʼ him an unco thrang oʼ folk; and, turnin, quoʼ he to them,

Luke 14:20

“And anither said, ‘I hae mairryʼt a wife, and sae I canna come.’