Luke 16:7 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁷ “And he said to the neist ane, ‘Hoo muckle are ye awn to my lord?’ And he said, ‘A hunner bows oʼ wheat.’ He says to him ‘Tak yere accounts, and write auchty!’

Luke 16:7 Iomraidhean Croise

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!’

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!’

Luke 16:8

“And his lord commendit the fause grieve for doin wysslie; for the bairns oʼ the warld are, in their ain generation, wysser than the bairns oʼ the licht!

Luke 2:37

And she bade a weedow for four‐score and four year, wha left‐na the Temple; and serʼt wiʼ fastins and prayers nicht and day:

Luke 20:12

“And he persistit, and sent a third; but they, clourin this ane as weel, cuist him oot.

Luke 20:9

And he begude to speak to the folk this parable: “Thar was a man wha plantit a vine‐yaird, and gied some gairdeners the tack oʼt, and syne gaed his ways frae hame for a lang time.