Luke 19:21 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²¹ “ ‘For I was fleyʼt oʼ ye, for that ye are an exactin man; ye tak up whaur ye pat‐na‐doon; and shear whaur ye dinna saw.’

Luke 19:21 Iomraidhean Croise

Luke 19:20

“And the ither ane cam, and quoʼ he, ‘Lord! tak tent oʼ yere pund, what I hae keepit, lyin‐by in a naipkin.

Luke 19:22

“He says to him, ‘Oot oʼ yere ain mouʼ wull I judge ye; ill servant! Ye ken I was an exactin man, takin‐up whaur I pat‐na‐doon, and shearin whaur I didna saw! —

Romans 8:15

For ye hadna putten in ye a spirit oʼ slavery, bringin ye back intil dreid; but ye had putten intil ye a spirit oʼ adoption, in whilk we cryʼt oot, “Abba! Faither!”

Romans 8:7

For what the flesh prefers is at enmity wiʼ God; seein it disna gie itsel ower to Godʼs law — nor in fact, can it sae dae.

2 Timothy 1:7

For God hasna gien us a spirit oʼ cowardrie, but oʼ pooer, and love, and oʼ a hale mind.

James 2:10

For whasae may keep the hail law, and yet stoiter in ae thing, has become guilty oʼ aʼ.

1 John 4:18

Fear bides‐na in love; nay, perfete love casts oot fear; for fear has misery, and wha fears isna made perfete in love.

Jude 1:15

“To gie judgment upon aʼ, and to sentence aʼ the ungodlie anent aʼ their warks oʼ wickedness they for ungodliness had done; and anent aʼ the hard things they spak again him; sinfuʼ, ungodlie men!”