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Luke 2:34 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

34 And Simeon blessʼt them, and said to Mary his mither, “Lo! this Ane is set for the faʼin and staunin again oʼ mony in Israʼl: and for a sign to be miscaʼd.

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Luke 2:34
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“The Son oʼ Man cam, eatin anʼ drinkin; and ye say, ‘See! a man gluttonous! a tippler oʼ wine! a freend oʼ tax‐men and ill‐deedie folk!’ But, ‘What comes oʼ Wisdom vindicates her!’ ”


And whan he was eʼen‐noo speakin to the folk, see! his mither and his brithers stude oot‐by, seekin to speak wiʼ him.


“And wha faʼs on this stane sal be sairly cloured; but on wham it may faʼ, it wull grind him to poother!”


“Sir, we mind weel that yon deceiver said whan he was yet leevin, ‘Eftir thrie days I wull arise!’


“And a sword sal thring throwe yere ain heart as weel, that the thochts oʼ mony hearts may be schawn.”


“For ilka ane that follows ill hates the licht, and comes na tillʼt; jalousin that his ill deeds wull be seen.


Sae the Jews ettlʼt mair and mair to kill him: for he hadna only broken the Sabbath (quoʼ they) but mair — had said that God was his Faither, makin his sel Godʼs marrow.


But the Jews, seein the thrangs, war fuʼ oʼ jealousie, and spak again thae things that Paul said, miscaʼinʼ them.


But no finding them, they harled Jason and a wheen ither brethren to the rulers, cryin oot, “Thae that hae thrawn aʼ the inhabited yirth intil a tulzie — the same hae come here!


“For, findin this man a pest, and teachin treason amang aʼ the Jews iʼ the hale inhabited‐warld, and a heid ane oʼ the sect oʼ the Nazarenes;


“But we wad ye soud gie us yere mind; for anent this Sect, it is kent to us that it is on every‐haun condemned.”


“ ‘The kings oʼ the yirth stude up, and the rulers forgatherʼt, again the Lord, and again his Anointit Ane.’


And the word oʼ God grew uncolie; and the feck oʼ the disciples multiplyʼt in Jerusalem; and an unco thrang oʼ the priests followʼt the faith.


And why? Juist this, that they war cairryin it on, no by faith, but as it war by warks. They stumblʼt at that stane oʼ stumblin;


Whauras we proclaim a Messiah wha has been crucifyʼt; to the Jews, indeed, a stumblin‐clog; but to the Greeks folly;


For this Melchizedek, king oʼ Salem, priest oʼ God Maist Heigh, that forgatherʼt wiʼ Abraʼm as he cam back frae the slauchtir oʼ the kings, and blessʼt him;


But, aboon aʼ disputin, the heigher aye blesses the laigher.


Gin ye be miscaʼd for Christʼs name, happy are ye! for the Spirit oʼ glorie, eʼen the Spirit oʼ God, brings ye rest!


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