Luke 4:17 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

¹⁷ And thar was gien to him the buik oʼ Esaiah the Prophet; and openin the buik, he faund whaur it was putten‐doon,

Luke 4:17 Iomraidhean Croise

Luke 16:29

“Abraʼm says till him, ‘They hae Moses and the Prophets; lat them hear them!’

Luke 20:42

“For Dauvid his sel says, iʼ the Buik oʼ the Psalms, ‘The Lord said to my Lord, sit thou on my richt haun,

Luke 4:16

And he cam intil Nazareth, whaur he had been brocht up; and gaed in, as he aye did, to the kirk, on the Sabbath day, and stude up to read;

Luke 4:18

“The Spirit oʼ the Lord is on me, for that he has anointit me to preach gude tidins to the puir; he has sent me to tell oot their release to the prisoners, and to the blinʼ receivin oʼ sicht; to send awa free thae that war wranged.

Luke 4:20

And closin the buik, he gied it again to the beadle, and sat doon; and aʼ een iʼ the kirk war on him.

Acts 13:15

And, the law being read — and the prophets — the kirk‐rulers sent to them, and quoʼ they, “Men, brethren! gin ye hae ony word oʼ gude‐coonsel for the folk, say on!”

Acts 13:27

“For they oʼ Jerusalem, and their rulers, kennin naither him nor the words oʼ the prophets that are read ilka Sabbath‐day, they hae eʼen fulfillʼt them in condemnin him.

Acts 7:42

“But God turned, and gied them up to worship the host oʼ the sky, as it is putten doon iʼ the prophetʼs book, ‘Did ye offer to me slain beass and sacrifeeces forty year iʼ the wilderness, O hoose oʼ Israʼl?