Luke 14:27 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²⁷ “And whasae cairries‐na his ain cross, as he comes eftir me, canna be my disciple.

Luke 14:27 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 10:38

“And wha taks‐na up his cross, to follow me, isna wordie oʼ me.

Mark 10:21

And Jesus, lookin upon him, loʼed him, and said to him, “Ye hae ae thing wantin; gang, and sell whatsae ye hae, and gae to the puir; and yeʼll hae gear in Heeven: and come, follow ye me!”

2 Timothy 3:12

But aʼ wha mak choice to leeve godly in Christ Jesus wull be persecutit!

Acts 14:22

Makin steive the sauls oʼ the disciples, entreatin them to bide iʼ the faith; sayin, “Throwe a hantle oʼ afflictions maun we win to the Kingdom oʼ God.”

Matthew 13:21

“Yet has he nae rute in himsel, and bides but for a wee; and on dool or fash comin, he stumbles belyve.

2 Timothy 1:12

For whilk cause I dree thir things; but I am‐na putten to shame, for I ken him in wham I hae lippened, and am perswadit that he is michty to gaird what I hae committit to him, to that day.

John 19:17

And he, cairryin his cross, gaed forth intil a place caʼd “The Skull,” whilk same is caʼd iʼ the Hebrew, “Golgotha” —

Mark 15:21

And they lay haud oʼ ane Simon, a Cyrenian, comin in frae the kintra‐pairts — faither oʼ Alexander and Rufus — to carry his cross.

Luke 14:28

“For whatna man amang ye, ettlin to bigg a tooer, sits‐na doon first to reckon the cost? gin aiblins he has eneuch to finish it?