Luke 16:5 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁵ “And sae, biddin ilka ane oʼ his lordʼs debtors to come till him, he speirs at the first, ‘Hoo muckle are ye awn to my lord?’

Luke 16:5 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 18:24

“And whan he had begude to reckon, ane was brocht till him wha was awn him ten thoosanʼ talents.

Matthew 18:28

“And that same servant, gaun oot, fand ane oʼ his fellow‐servants wha was awn him a hunner pennies; and he laid haud oʼ him, and grippit him by the hauss, cryin, ‘Pay me what ye are awn!’

Matthew 6:12

“ ‘And forgie us aʼ oor ill deeds, as we eʼen forgae thae wha did us ill:

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 16:6

“And he says, ‘A hunner cogs oʼ ulyie.’ He says to him, ‘Tak yere bill, and sit doon, and haste to mak it fifty!’