Luke 4:20 - New Testament in Braid Scots 1904 (William Wye Smith)

²⁰ And closin the buik, he gied it again to the beadle, and sat doon; and aʼ een iʼ the kirk war on him.

Luke 4:20 Iomraidhean Croise

Matthew 26:55

In that ʼoor said Jesus to the thrang, “Cam ye oot as again a robber, wiʼ swords and rungs to tak me? I sat day by day, teachin in the Temple, and ye grippit‐me‐na.”

Matthew 27:60

And laid in his ain new tomb, whilk he had howkit oot iʼ the rock, and he rowʼt a great stane tae the door oʼ the tomb; and gaed awa.

Luke 19:48

And coudna mak oot what they micht do; for the thrang, ane‐and‐aʼ, war hingin on him, listenin.

Luke 4:17

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

Luke 4:21

And he begude to say to them, “This day is this writin come to pass iʼ yere hearin!”

Luke 5:3

And gaun intil ane oʼ the boats — whilk was Simonʼs — he wad hae him pit aff a wee frae the lanʼ; and sittin doon, he was teachin the thrang oot oʼ the boat.

John 8:2

And on the morn, early, he cam again till the Temple, and the folk aʼ gaitherʼt aboot him; and he sat doon to teach them.

Acts 16:13

And on the Sabbath we gaed oot oʼ the port by a watir‐side, whaur we thocht thar wad be a place for prayer; and, sittin doon, we war speakin to the weemen that cam thegither.

Acts 3:12

And whan Peter saw this, he spak: “Ye men oʼ Israʼl! whaurfor ferlie ye at this man? or glower sae at us as gin by some pooer or holiness oʼ oor ain we had garʼt this man to gang?