Luke 16:3 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

³ “But the grieve said till his sel, ‘My lord taks awa my office frae me: what sal I do? I am‐na fit to delve; I wad be shamʼd to beg!

Luke 16:3 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 20:8

“Sae whan gloamin was come, the laird oʼ the vine‐yaird says to his grieve, ‘Caʼ the workers; and gie them their fee; beginnin frae the hinmaist doon to the first.’

Mark 10:46

And they cam tae Jericho; and as he gaed oot oʼ Jericho wiʼ his disciples and a hantle oʼ folk, the son oʼ Timeus, blinʼ Bartimeus, the beggar, was sittin by the way.

Luke 12:17

“And he switherʼt within his sel, sayin, ‘What maun I do? for I hae nae housin, whaur I may pit aʼ my craps.’

Luke 16:2

“And haein him afore him, he said, ‘Whatna clash aboot ye is this I hear! Gie in yere reckonin as grieve; for yeʼse be grieve nae mair!’

Luke 16:20

“And a particular beggar‐man, caʼd Lazarus, was sutten doon by his yetts, fuʼ oʼ sairs.

Luke 16:22

“Noo, it cam aboot that the beggar‐man deeʼt, and was carryʼt awa by the Angels, and laid in Abraʼmʼs bosom. And forby, the rich man, too, deeʼt and was buryʼt.

Luke 16:4

“ ‘I ken what I wull do! sae that whan I am putten‐oot oʼ the grieveʼs place, they may tak me into their hooses!’

Luke 18:4

“And he wadna for a time. But eftir, he said to his sel, Thoʼ I naither revere God, nor care for man,

John 9:8

Than the neebors, and the folk that afore had seen him, and kent the beggar, said, “Isna this the ane that sat and beggit?”

Acts 3:2

And a lameter, feckless frae his mitherʼs womb, was eʼen noo carryʼt; wham they set doon daily at the yett that is caʼd “Bonnie”; to seek awmous frae thae gaun intil the Temple;

Acts 9:6

“But rise ye, and gang ye intil the citie, and it sal be tellʼt ye what ye are to do.”

2 Thessalonians 3:11

For we hear oʼ some walkin amang ye disorderly, workin at naething, yet thrang and forritsome.