Luke 19:22 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

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! —

Luke 19:22 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 12:37

“For by yere words sal ye be acceptit, and by yere words sal ye be hauden guilty.”

Matthew 22:12

“And speirs at him, ‘Freend! hoo cam ye here, wantin a waddin‐garment?’ and he had nocht to say.

Luke 19:21

“ ‘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 19:23

“ ‘And why gied‐ye‐na my siller to the trokers oʼ siller; that at my comin I coud hae demandit my ain, wiʼ interest?’

Romans 3:19

Noo we ken that whatsoeʼer the Law says, it says it to thae that are aneath the Law; sae that ilka mouʼ may be stoppit, and the hail warld may come aneath the judgments oʼ God.