Luke 3:9 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

⁹ “And eʼen noo the axe is by the rute oʼ the trees: ilka tree bringin‐na forth gude fruit is cuttit doon, and cuisten intil the lowe.”

Luke 3:9 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 3:10

“And noo is the aixe brocht to the rute oʼ the trees; and ilka tree bringin na forth gude frute is cuttit doon, and cuisten intil the burnin.

Matthew 7:19

“Ilka tree that brings‐na forth gude frute is cuttit doon, and cuisten intil the fire.

Luke 13:6

And he spak this parable: “A particular man had a fig‐tree plantit iʼ his vine‐yaird; and he cam, lookin for frute onʼt, and naething faund.

Luke 13:7

“Than he said to his vine‐dresser, ‘Look! for thrie year hae I come, seekin for frute on this fig‐tree, yet find I nane: lat it be cuttit doon! Why soud it tak up the grunʼ?’

Luke 13:9

“ ‘And gin it bear frute thar‐eftir, weel; gif it disna, ye sal hae it cuttit‐doon!’ ”

John 15:6

“Gin ony man bide‐na in me, he is cuisten oot as a fushionless branch, and dwines awa; and folk soop them thegither, and set them alowe, and they are brunt.

Hebrews 10:28

Ane that set aside Mosesʼ Law, deeʼt withoot pitie, “afore twa or thrie witnesses.”

Hebrews 12:29

For oor God is a devoorin fire.